Re: j2me

Eddie Peloke <[email protected]>
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Thanks Cory. I read somewhere last night about the NetBeans J2ME 
integration. I use eclipse so I'll try that out as well. Thanks also for the 
link to the powerpoint. Not sure why I have the J2ME itch...just sounds cool 
all of a sudden.

On 8/30/05, Cory Foy <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Eddie Peloke wrote:
> > Is anyone here doing much work with the J2ME? For some reason it has
> > interested me lately as there is a small app I want to try to create.
> > Anyone have suggestions for a good J2ME book?
> 
> We do quite a bit of it. Eclipse and Netbeans both have good integration
> with emulators, and Blackberry provides their own IDE for free (looks
> Eclipse based). Netbeans allows you to compile the code and run it in an
> emulator very easily from the IDE as part of their mobility pack. Nokia
> and Motorola provide emulators as well.
> 
> Most of the J2ME game books I've seen give you a solid introduction to
> Midlets and the such.
> 
> It's a very neat environment, though so much nicer if you can work
> strictly with Blackberrys.
> 
> All in all working with it is fairly straightforward. Especially if you
> are just doing form based apps. You do run into the issue of entering
> text, which can be difficult for users.
> 
> Some of the most fascinating stuff is happening with Bluetooth
> integration. We've got devices that pair securely to the phones that a
> user can swipe a credit car through, have the phone process it over SSL
> and print a receipt on the printer. All over bluetooth. Cool stuff.
> 
> We had a presentation on it several months back here at CharJUG. The
> powerpoint is on our site. http://www.charjug.org/presentations.jsp
> 
> Good luck with it, and I'll add some links tomorrow when I can flip
> through the books in our library,
> 
> Cory
> 
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