Hands-on information to help you fully exploit the capabilities of MIDP 2.0 on Symbian OS (including MMA, WMA and Bluetooth). This practical guide will walk you through developing example applications illustrating key functionality and explain how to install these applications onto real devices.   Focuses on J2ME MIDP 1.0 and 2.0, as this platform has become the Java standard for phones   Covers the optional J2ME APIs that Symbian OS Java is currently supporting   Code samples are provided throughout   Contains case studies that demonstrate how to develop games and enterprise applications

Programming Java 2 Micro Edition on Symbian OS: A Developer's Guide to Midp 2.0

Computers & Technology

Newman, Alan

De Jode, Martin

Allin, Jonathan

Turfus, Colin

Holland, Darren

Jode, Martin De

Programming

John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

"......as computing moves away from the desktop and into our hands, we demand ever-higher reliability. Device manufacturers and service providers can no longer afford to think in terms of proprietary systems. They think instead of open standards and cross-platform Java technology." From the foreword by Greg Papadopoulos, CTO, Sun Microsystems, Inc. Java(TM) is the preferred language for developing applications and services on the Symbian OS: It is a powerful programming environment that enables fast, secure deployment of applications and services onto a wide range of wireless devices. Symbian's Java implementation gives developers access to key wireless technologies, including telephony, contacts management, calendaring, Datagram messaging and power monitoring. Complete with numerous illustrative and real-world examples, this 'from-the-source' guide provides developers with authoritative, practical and timely information on: * using the Symbian Software Development Kits. * the JavaPhone and Personal Java APIs, and how they are implemented. * writing efficient and optimized code for constrained devices. * understanding and working with Java on Communicator reference designs. * creating games. * accessing native functionality through JNI (Java Native Interface). * creating wireless services. * operator and service provider issues, including security, provisioning, rapid and reliable development. The book also contains contributions from Colin Turfus, Lucy Sweet, Alan Robinson and John Bown of Symbian and wireless case studies from Digia Oy (A Symbian Competence Center) and Telenor R&amp;D.

Wireless Java for Symbian Devices

Robinson, Alan

Sweet, Lucy

Bown, John

wiley

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