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Wireless Programming with J2me: Cracking the Code

Part of the new Cracking the Code Series, Wireless Programming with J2ME provides a look at the code behind wireless Java applications.

Think of J2ME as a tiny version of Java specifically for mobile devices -- perfect for bringing powerful, robust applications to mobile phone, pagers, PDAs, and other handhelds. Writing applications for handheld and mobile devices is different than regular Java programming. Mobile developers have to deal with limited screen real estate, bandwidth and computing power. This book covers six wireless applications complete with Flow Diagrams and line-by-line code description. It covers all of J2ME including CDC,CLDC and MIDP with an emphasis on practical code.

Biography

Dreamtech Software India, Inc., is a leading provider of corporate software solutions. Based in New Delhi, India, the Dreamtech software team has more than 50 years of combined software engineering experience.

Table of Contents

Preface.

Chapter 1: An Overview of J2ME.

Chapter 2: Programming Techniques for J2ME.

Chapter 3: CLDC API and Reference Implementation.

Chapter 4: MIDP-MIDlet Implementation with Case Studies.

Chapter 5: Handling and Parsing XML in J2ME.

Chapter 6: Project 1: Online Testing Engine.

Chapter 7: Project 2: Online Ordering System.

Chapter 8: Project 3: MP3 Player for Pocket PC.

Chapter 9: Project 4 : Peer-to-Peer Search Application.

Chapter 10: Project 5: Mobile Web Services.

Chapter 11: Project 6: Target Practice Game.

Chapter 12: Converting J2SE Applications to J2ME.

Appendix A: About the CD-ROM.

System Requirements.

What's on the CD.

Troubleshooting.

Index.

End User License Agreement.

Sun Microsystems, Inc. Binary Code License Agreement.

License Agreement: Forte for Java, Release 2.0 Community Edition for All Platforms.

Amendment No. 1 to Binary License and Redistribution Agreement.
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