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Java and J2ME Tips and Tricks

Quoc-Thai_L_Intel
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I found a tutorial website for Java and J2ME. Here is the site: http://forums.java.net/jive/index.jspa.
If you have any coding tips and tricks, please share them here.

Cheers,
-Thai

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shin
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Hi all thanks for the share, i have searching all the forum for it and now i found it. thanks !
Bernard
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I would like to recommend you a few great books to start learning Java programming. Not in particular order. 1.Bruce Eckel "Thinking in Java" 2.Cay R. Horstmann Gary Cornell "Core Java" For more comprehensive list please follow this link:http://jyops.blogspot.com/2011/10/top-10-java-books-you-dont-want-to-miss.html
karray_G_
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Hello,

Despite of developping mobile application with the J2ME platform is "deprecated", it is considered as one of the appropriate platformes specially for the limited devices (such as PDA, VCR player....).

You can start by understanding the hierarchy of a J2ME application:

Every J2ME application contains a midlet class, which is our execution point:

- It contains 3 methods :

1- public void startApp() : Executed when the application loads.

2- public void pauseApp() : Executed when the application is in pause (when we receive a call for example)

3- public void destroyApp(boolean unconditional) : Reserved, generally, to disconnect from the ressources (exp: DataBase)

Good luck!

eonejames
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JAVA is an object-oriented encoding language. It can be applied in several computing programs, you can see it almost everywhere today, from embedded devices and mobile phones to enterprise servers and supercomputers. Thanks for sharing such valuable information with tutorials which can be helpful those who wants to develop website in JAVA.

Oleksandr_C_
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Ok, every comment is interesting. But why nobody mentions Oracle's support? Isn't it a prefered place to go, especially if you are a partner of Oracle?

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