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Java in Mobile Computing discusses Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) which defines downsized versions of Java for consumer devices. J2ME includes the Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) for low-memory devices like phones and the Connected Device Configuration (CDC) for devices with more memory like PDAs. The Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) is intended for small screen devices and defines Java applications called MIDlets. J2ME allows developers to create applications that can run across various devices.

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Java in Mobile Computing

Java in Mobile Computing discusses Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) which defines downsized versions of Java for consumer devices. J2ME includes the Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) for low-memory devices like phones and the Connected Device Configuration (CDC) for devices with more memory like PDAs. The Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) is intended for small screen devices and defines Java applications called MIDlets. J2ME allows developers to create applications that can run across various devices.

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Java in Mobile Computing

Presented By:Anshul Mehrotra

What is J2ME
J2ME is a family of specifications that defines various downsized versions of the standard Java 2 platform; these downsized versions can be used to program consumer electronic devices ranging from cell phones to highly capable Personal Data Assistants (PDAs), smart phones, and set-top boxes.

Java Family

J2ME Category

Principle: Different hardware corresponds different JVMs, hardware which base on CDC have powerful JVMs, and hardware which base on CIDC have KVM to support.

two configurations J2ME currently defines 1


Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC)
CLDC is aimed at the low end of the consumer electronics range. A typical CLDC platform is a cell phone or PDA with around 512 KB of available memory. For this reason, CLDC is closely associated with wireless Java, which is concerned with allowing cell phone users to purchase and download small Java applications known as MIDlets to their handsets. A large and growing number of cell phone vendors have signed agreements with Sun Microsystems that will allow them to begin using this technology, so the number of handsets with the capability to be programmed in Java will probably grow rapidly in the next few years.

two configurations J2ME currently defines 2


Connected Device Configuration (CDC)
CDC addresses the needs of devices that lie between those addressed by CLDC and the full desktop systems running J2SE. These devices have more memory (typically 2 MB or more) and more capable processors, and they can, therefore, support a much more complete Java software environment. CDC might be found on high-end PDAs and in smart phones, web telephones, residential gateways, and set-top boxes.

Profiles J2ME currently defines


Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) PDA Profile (PDAP) Foundation Profile Personal Basis and Personal Profiles RMI Profile Game Profile

The Mobile Information Device Profile and MIDlets


The Mobile Information Device Profile, or MIDP for short, is one such profile, intended for use on small footprint devices with a limited user interface in the form of a small screen with some kind of input capability. Java applications that run on MIDP devices are known as MIDlets. A MIDlet consists of atleast one Java class

MIDP Hardware Requirements


Hardware Display Memory Input Device Minimum Requirement
96 X 54 Pixels 65,536 colors
32 KB workspace 128KB MIDP Implementation 8KB for MIDlets run
the device has the equivalent of a keypad that allows the user to type the numbers 0 through 9,together with the equivalent of arrow keys and a select button

Connectivity

HTTP 1.1; TCP/IP

MIDlet Security
No MIDlet APIs that allow access to information already on the device, such as address and telephone number lists or calendars, and it is not possible for a MIDlet to directly control the device. A MIDlet can store information on a device, but that storage is private to that MIDlet and its suite, so the MIDlet can harm only its own data.

How does J2ME work?

The latest Java-enabled mobile devices, you can view a list of applications, games, and services and choose which one interests you. The application is then sent over the air to your handset, where it is installed and instantly available to use. You are no longer limited to the small selection of games and applications that came with your phone. And with new content being released daily from top entertainment and software companies, you can always find new, fun applications to download.

Java Technology Carriers

Java Technology Handsets

J2ME Programming Environments


JBUILDER 7 OR 8 + BORLAND MOBILESET 3.1 (Most Power Developing tools) SUN JDK 1.4 + J2ME Wireless Toolkit Jdk1.4+J2ME CLDC 1.04MIDP 2.0

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