Java Wireless Application Tutorials
Here are two tutorials that show and teach you how to develop
applications for Java wireless devices. Both use the Java
Micro Edition to create these applications, which are called midlets.
For a background on wireless Java
technology, please read Introduction
to Wireless.
Writing J2ME Applications
in Linux
Here is a J2ME
application tutorial that will help you write a program for you
Java-enabled handheld device. It shows you how to write a
simple Java 2
Micro Edition
(J2ME) application on Linux and execute it on your
mobile device, which in this case is a cell phone. Most cell phones
allow you to install and run Java applications; to
verify if your phone is supported, consult your documentation or search
for the specs at the GSMArena
Web site.
To get started, you need to have the Java Development Kit (JDK) and the
Sun
Java Wireless Toolkit
(WTK) installed on your system. For example purposes we'll use a Ubuntu
Linux system; the instructions for other distributions should be
similar.
Wireless
Development Tutorial Part I and Part
II
This wireless Java
programming tutorial provides everything you will need to
begin developing with the Java Micro Edition (Java ME)
environment.
Using this tutorial, you will learn the following:
- how to install the development tools,
- how to write your first Java ME application,
- how to build your application, and
- how to test the application in an emulator.
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