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Developing Bluetooth wireless applications in J2ME

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Discussion threads 2007-03-29

Developing Bluetooth wireless applications in J2ME

Peter Mikhalenko reviews the principles of Java development for Bluetooth on mobile devices and describes how to write a Java application for Bluetooth communications. A growing number of cellular phones support Java applications, but did you know that many devices can also run Java 2 Micro Edition...

Tags: J2ME, Java, LocalDevice, RemoteDevice, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Peter V. Mikhalenko, Programming languages, JSR 82, JSR 82 specification, Java Bluetooth API, specification, Java Tips Newsletter, Device, Server, Wireless Application, Service, Peter Mikhalenko, Bluetooth API, DiscoveryAgent, Listing C, Service Discovery Service Discovery, Listing D, Wireless

Technical articles 2007-03-28

Download Builder.com's Exploring J2ME series

When Sun revamped its Java technology a while back in an attempt to more closely match each developer’s target platform, the Java platform was split into three specialized platforms: the Standard, Enterprise, and Micro Editions. The Micro Edition, or J2ME as it has since become known, was intended to offer...

Tags: Lamont Adams, J2ME, Java

Technical articles 2003-03-25

Picking a PDA platform: Sun and Microsoft are at it again

Since the debut of the Palm Pilot, the progress of such devices has been nothing short of breathtaking. And although most of us seem to use our PDAs as little more than glorified address books, enterprises are beginning to leverage mobile devices as a way to keep on-the-go staff connected....

Tags: PDAs, .NET, Handhelds, Microsoft Corp., Jonathan Lurie, J2ME, Java, PDA, Microsoft .NET Framework Compact Edition, Microsoft .NET Framework, Sun Microsystems Inc.

Technical articles 2003-01-28

Get to the core of J2ME with this excellent book

If you're interested at all in mobile Java development and J2ME, then you owe it to yourself to take a long look at this new book from Sun Press/Prentice Hall. Both Java pros and newcomers will find useful information.Depending on whom you ask, Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) is either...

Tags: Lamont Adams, J2ME, MIDP, Java, Java 2, mobile, Sun Microsystems Inc.

Technical articles 2002-12-23

Exploring J2ME: Communication with the GCF

A mobile app that can't share its data is, well, useless. Find out how to enable remote communication in your J2ME applications.Having an application run on a mobile device is really only useful if you have some facility for getting the information off the device into another nonmobile system. Handheld...

Tags: Lamont Adams, HTTP, Exploring J2ME, Generic Connection Framework, mobile

Technical articles 2002-11-15

Live from LA: Java for .NET. . .for real?

Lamont Adams is back with an assortment of recent thoughts and impressions. See how he feels about a Java to .NET compiler, X-Windows emulation, and stupid sports stars.I think that if Sun got behind some kind of an effort to build a .NET-compliant compiler for Java, like Savannah or JILC,...

Tags: .NET, Programming languages, Microsoft development tools, Development tools, Lamont Adams, Java, IntelliSense, Microsoft .NET, J2ME, compiler

Technical articles 2002-10-24

Builder.com survey gets inside dev-heads

A recent survey of Builder.com readers revealed some surprising technology trends. Find out which ones put a "kick me" sign on the back of senior editor Matthew Osborn.In a recent survey, Builder.com’s editorial staff asked readers to rate their abilities, ranging from beginner to guru, on 31 technologies. If you...

Tags: C/C++, Programming languages, Microsoft development tools, Marketing research, Java, Matthew Osborn, survey, J2ME, C++, Microsoft Visual Basic, database, Database Design, Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0

Technical articles 2002-10-25

Exploring J2ME: Being a good mobile citizen

When you're developing for mobile devices, it's important to minimize memory use and include suspend/shutdown code. Our series continues with a look at how to accomplish this by leveraging the RecordListener API.In previous articles in this series, we've introduced J2ME’s UI controls, persistent storage, and record-sorting APIs as we developed...

Tags: Lamont Adams, ExpensesApp, Exploring J2ME, memory, mobile device, mobile, J2ME

Technical articles 2002-09-27

Exploring J2ME: Sorting records

You can organize your mobile app's data more effectively with enumerations and filters. Our intro to J2ME continues with a look at the RecordEnumeration, RecordComparator, and RecordFilter classes.Welcome back to Exploring J2ME, my series introducing application development using J2ME and the MIDP. You should already know about J2ME’s Record Management...

Tags: Java, Lamont Adams, RecordEnumeration, Exploring J2ME, RecordComparator, J2ME, ExpenseComparator

Technical articles 2002-08-28

Dive into the J2ME configuration layer

J2ME offers Java developers the tools to build downloadable applications for mobile devices. This article explores the configuration layer, focusing on Connected Limited Device Configuration CLDC and Connected Device Configuration CDC.Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) is built around a modular architecture consisting of profiles, configurations, virtual machines, and host operating...

Tags: Programming languages, Puneet Gupta, CLDC, Java, J2ME, Java 2, virtual machine

Technical articles 2002-08-05

Exploring J2ME: Building an expense detail form

If you want to ride the wave of mobile development, learning your way around the Mobile Information Device Profile MIDP specification is a good place to start. Our series on J2ME development using MIDP continues with tips on the Item component API.Sun's Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) allows developers to...

Tags: Java, Lamont Adams, DetailForm, J2ME, MIDlet

Technical articles 2002-07-26

Exploring J2ME: Building an expense tracker

PDAs and BlackBerry-style e-mail pagers have become nearly ubiquitous. Get started with J2ME development for such devices as we walk through the process of developing an MIDP application.The Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME), coupled with the CLDC and MIDP specifications, provides a platform that enables developers to build Java applications...

Tags: Java, Wi-Fi, Lamont Adams, Expenses MIDlet, J2ME, MIDP, ExpenseInfo

Technical articles 2002-07-23

Choosing between J2ME and BREW for wireless development

As more applications are built for wireless devices, competing technologies start to bump heads. This article explores the similarities and key differences between Sun's Java Micro Edition and Qualcomm's Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless.Wireless Internet is more than just “wireless access to the Internet.” It's about different types of small...

Tags: Programming languages, Development tools, Handhelds, Cellular phones, wireless Internet, Sun Microsystems Inc., Puneet Gupta, Java, J2ME, Java 2, BREW, wireless

Technical articles 2002-07-18

Building and testing J2ME MIDP applications with the Wireless Toolkit

Building an MIDP application requires a little extra work. Web editor Lamont Adams explains the necessary steps and introduces you to a free tool that can automate them for you.In a previous article, I introduced you to a simple Java Micro Edition (J2ME) application for the widely used Mobile Information...

Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, Java, Advertising & Promotion, Lamont Adams, Mobile Information Device Protocol, Wireless Toolkit, J2ME, mobile, wireless, tool

Technical articles 2002-06-17

Getting wireless with J2ME MIDP development

Wireless technology continues to proliferate, and the opportunities for wireless application development are growing as well. Get a sneak peek at this new frontier with your first wireless Java application via J2ME.The Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) gives Java developers the opportunity to leverage their skills onto a wide variety...

Tags: Programming languages, Lamont Adams, wireless technology, J2ME, Java, mobile, Java 2, MIDlet, MIDP, MIDlet class, mobile device, wireless

Technical articles 2002-06-10

Making sense of the J2ME alphabet soup

It can be hard to sort out all the acronyms that are associated with Java's Micro Edition. Before you get started with this platform, be sure you know the difference between CDC and MIDP.When Sun revamped its Java technology in an attempt to more closely match a developer's target platform,...

Tags: Lamont Adams, Connected Device Configuration, CLDC, J2ME, Java, mobile

Technical articles 2002-05-28

Take your code on the road with J2ME

As users demand more functionality on mobile devices, such as PDAs and cell phones, opportunities for development will be on the rise. Get an overview of J2ME, and see how it may play a role in development for mobile platforms.Increasingly, cell phone and PDA users are looking to have their...

Tags: Programming languages, Handhelds, Kathrine Wright, Java, J2ME, Connected Device Configuration, CLDC, Java 2, handheld, programming, mobile

Technical articles 2001-12-06

Creating a Java development environment on Windows for the Palm

Want to program Java apps for the Palm? A great way to develop and test them is to set up a Palm environment on Windows. Find out how to use the KVM to run and test these applications.By Barb SeewerThe search is on for application developers for handheld devices. Given...

Tags: Programming languages, PDAs, Handhelds, Operating systems, Guest Contributor, Java development, Microsoft Windows, Palm Inc., CLDC, KVM, Java, Palm OS

Technical articles 2001-03-22

Spanish Talking Mobile Translator Nokia N75 (J2ME) 1.1 (Mobile)

Download a lastminute.com talking translator to your mobile phone now and turn a good holiday into an amazing holiday! Offering a new and exciting way to communicate on your holiday the Talking Phrase Books have been developed by Coolgorilla and are available in French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese and Greek....

Tags: Phone, Holiday, Nokia Corp., Mobile, J2ME, iDev Entertainment, Advertising & Promotion, Telecom & Utilities, Marketing

Software downloads 2007-09-06