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If you have any coding tips and tricks, please share them here.
Cheers,
-Thai
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I am going to answer my own question; in the event it is asked again by another individual searching for knowledge, the knowledge will be there. The Intel Mobile SDK 1.3 supports Java ME, SE and EE runtime environments. I find a best practice is to target the JVM installed on the device(s) for which you are developing, i.e. most smart-phones implement Java ME, so you would target your application at an appropriate Java ME Profile and import the Intel Mobile SDK classes. A Mobile Internet Device, on the other hand, is typically going to have a full Java implementation via Java SE or possibly even Java EE, so one would not need to target the application at any Profile (Profiles are only available in Java ME, anyway). So, a developer need only import the required Intel Mobile SDK classes in the case of developing applications for devices with a Standard or Enterprise Java Virtual Machine installed. I hope others find this useful.
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I'm a java developer for a large software outsourcing firm. We have been getting more and more requests for mobile apps using J2ME. I have played around a little before and it doesn't seem so different, just a smaller API.
Can anyone recommend some good books or courses to make the jump?
Cheers
Kris
i like "Core J2ME Technology", wishing it could help u 8 )
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Of course, the URI endpoint will probably need to end in rm...
Something like: platformRequest("rtsp://someserverfile.rm")
hyperlink to the following URL.it ll be very helpfull
http://developers.sun.com/techtopics...est/index.html
Good luck
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Use
System.gc();
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Display.Vibrate(duration);
But for Nokia phones you can use the package
com.nokia.mid.ui.DeviceControl
and use the function DeviceControl.startVibra(freq, duration);
Note that the duration is specified in milliseconds and frequency in hertz.
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Is it possible to filter the incoming messages coming from a particular number and save it into a different folder other than inbox through J2ME?
and also is it possible to filter the incoming calls too in J2ME?
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Davide:
Try importing the package and creating a class, like below.
import com.intel.mobile.rfid.*;
public class RfidReaderClass extends ClassObject
{}
Hope this helps.
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Hi kremsoft,
If i can advise i will strongly advise you to also branch into other programming languages. I don't know how vast you are in Java, but i know that maybe another prog lang ( like C/C++) might solve the problem.
Thanks.
Why not try www.sun.comi have some JME downloads there.
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For questions on Java, I recommend the following site: http://forums.java.net/jive/index.jspa.
Regards,
-Thai
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Cheers,
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