Hello This is a very basic question but I am new to J2ME. If anyone can point me in the direction of good tutorials/books etc. I would be greatful! Anyway, I...
... Now that would be a great thing. Unfortunately NO. It is built-in by the vendors. You just install on Palm/PDA devices. ... I'd say you be best off looking...
... The J2ME implementation is provided by the device manufacturer. ... Yes, there is. Your J2ME applications need a JVM (usually KVM) and a set of libraries...
... Well, there are more than one J2ME books. :) See my review of 6 J2ME books here: http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-07-2002/jw-0719-wireless.html ...
... I would second the previous recommendations for http://wireless.java.sun.com for tutorials and lots of good code examples. For J2ME related books in...
Hi all, I have a problem to ask for help from folks. For my query, I got a bunch of data more than display into one mobile phone page and I don't want to let...
... Why can't you just cache your query results in several "page" objects and maintain a page counter in your controlling MIDlet? If you want to the pages to...
Hi Michael That sounds pretty reasonable to me. However, I still don't understand how to implement that method much. I am pretty new w/ Java and J2me like you...
Oh, the "page" object is any that holds a page of display data. The simplest "page" object can be just a String. You organize those Strings in a Vector object....
hello friends i am now in my 7 sem B.E of Information technology . i know java and advanced java well,but have no idea about projramming in j2me.i know it wont...
J2ME does not have any APIs for floating point arithmatic. It will be nice if we have a set of APIs to manipulate float values, like add, sub, multiply, ...
Hi everyone, I am working on a project with JStamp board, which has J2ME support. I need to do some visual analysis. I was wondering if I can use JAI on J2ME.....
I don't think you will have much luck with this. There are a lot of J2SE specific implementation in there. One thing to keep an eye out for in MIDP 2.0 is a...
Hey does anyone know if the MIDP 2.0 spec allows for the GPS API to be exposed ? ... Do you Yahoo!? New DSL Internet Access from SBC & Yahoo!...
Jay
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You are looking for the JSR179 Location API for J2ME. That expert group just got started in the spring and has not released a Community Review draft yet. See...
Gary Adams - SMI Soft...
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Sep 26, 2002 11:13 am
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Hi. I am looking to see if there is J2ME implementation that I can run on the Thera PDA? Any ideas ? Thanks in advance. Sanjay...
Hi. My Nokia 6310i only supports the simple MIDP without any sockets (POP3), only the standard access via http. Do you have any ideas how to do this? Sebastian...
I work for an established startup in MA (currently in stealth mode) looking for experienced engineering talent. We are in our very early stages of development...
MIDP 2.0 does not explicitly define API that expose location features from a device. JSR179 defines such an API and can be added to a MISP 2.0 implementation....
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Hi Guys, I find this book interesting ... cheers Michael ... Title: Micro Java Game Development Author: David Fox and Roman Verhovsek Publisher: Addison-Wesley...
This page has the most complete list of J2ME related books : http://www.hashbang.com.au/books/j2me.html They're listed in reverse order of publication, so the ...
Dear Michael I have a simple question to ask you. It might be a little stupid but I really have no idea. Right now I have developed midlet application by using...
I want to distinguish between a regular GPS device & the new cellphones that are E-911 enabled without an external GPS add-on. I believe that, these cellphones...
You're looking for JSR 179 Location APIs for J2ME. It just went to Community Review this week. http://www.jcp.org/...
Gary Adams
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Hi guys, A new article that might interest some of you ... "Best tools for mobile application development -- A comparative review of four J2ME IDEs" By Michael...
Hello Michael I finally got to read your IDE J2ME breakdowns this weekend. It seems you covered all off the different IDEs but the IBM WebSphere Studio...
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