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Mobile Multiplayer Gaming, Part 1: Real-Time Constraints
Michael Powers explores the mobile game space. Where are the games? What are the design constraints? What does it takes to be successful? Read Part 1 and be ready for the next installment in the series.NetBeans Mobility Pack with Java ME Guidelines Unveiled at Orange Camp
Are developers a few steps closer to making fragmentation in mobile devices a challenge of the past? Sun Microsystems and Orange, the mobile telecommunications giant, are hard at work to help make that a reality.Welcome to the Mobile & Embedded Community
Yesterday Sun announced the open sourcing of key components of the Java ME platform. Developers can take a more active role in the evolution of features, bug fixes and source code in the Java ME implementation. Here's your opportunity to participate.OpenJDK and NetBeans IDE
The NetBeans team is working closely with the OpenJDK team to provide a tight integration between the source code and the tool. For starters, the javac project sources have been organized into a NetBeans project and are located on the NetBeans Update Center. Download the Javac Sources module from the update center, then open the sources from the New Project wizard.Using the JSR-82 API for OBEX Image Transfers
explores moving images between devices using the Java APIs for Bluetooth and the PDA Optional Packages for the J2ME Platform for filesystem access. Read Bruce Hopkins' first article for Sun's Mobile Java Technology site, download the source and have fun.NetBeans.org is pleased to announce the releases of the NetBeans IDE 5.5 FCS, Mobility Pack FCS, Profiler Pack FCS, Enterprise Pack FCS, C/C++ Pack (Beta 3), and Visual Web Pack (Technology Preview).
The NetBeans 5.5 IDE supports the Java EE 5.0 platform, including the Java Persistence, EJB 3 and JAX-WS 2.0 specifications. For more information, visit www.netbeans.org.Java ME Day World Tour
An exciting new FREE in-depth technical session event for developers. Registered attendees will have the opportunity to interact with experienced Java ME engineers and learn more about future Java ME technologies. See you in Seoul, November 8 and Prague November 14.Service-Oriented Architecture and Java ME
Take ubiquitous connectivity, a common transport - HTTP, a data representation standard - XML and Java ME, roll it all together and we have Web Services. Always with us and always on. Read Eric Giguere's introduction, then stay-tuned for more in the SOA series.Java ME Design Guidelines
A set of guidelines offering techniques to help developers create a single version of an application that will execute on the widest number of handsets.Externalizing Resources - Persisting Images in RMS
MIDlet suites becoming too large to OTA? Does your suite contain images you would like to vary over time? Follow along with Enrique Ortiz as he describes a technique for stashing images in an RMS. All goodness.
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