Java 2 Micro Edition Application Development

Name: Java 2 Micro Edition Application Development
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ISBN: 9780672320958

ISBN-10: 0672320959

ISBN-13: 9780672320958

Edition: 2002

Authors: Michael Krï¿½ll

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Presenting fully developed examples of J2ME applications and utilities designed to illustrate the best practices for small deveice programming in Java, this text is written by key technology insiders.

Book details

List price: $49.99
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Sams
Publication date: 6/25/2002
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 504
Size: 7.25" wide x 8.75" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.782
Language: English



Introduction



Java 2 Micro Edition Overview


Historical Evolution


Micro Edition-Related Java Specification Requests


J2ME Configurations and Profiles


Sun J2ME Software Development Kits


Tools and Third-Party Products for J2ME Application Development


Developing a Simple Application



The Connected Limited Device Configuration


General CLDC Limitations


CLDC Application Design


CLDC APIs


CLDC Profiles


Java Application Deployment


JAM on MIDP


JAM for PDAP



MIDP Programming


MIDlets


High-Level API


Low-Level API



PDAP Programming


PDAP Application Life Cycle


PDA User Interface



Data Persistency


RMS Basics, Basic Functionality of the Class RecordStore


A Simple Diary Application Using RMS


Record Listeners


Storing Custom Objects


Ordered Traversal: Comparators and Record Enumerations


The Search Problem


RMS Enhancements in PDAP



Networking: The Generic Connection Framework


Creating a Connection-The Connector Class


Connection Types


GCF Examples



PIM: Accessing the Personal Information Manager


General PIM API Design


Addressbook API


Addressbook Sample Application



Size Does Matter: Optimizing J2ME Applications


Freeing Unused Variables and Resources


Loop Condition Checking


Avoiding Recursion


Using Arrays Instead of Vectors


Using Record Stores Instead of Heap Memory


Distributing Functionality over Several Small MIDlets or PDAlets


Fragmentation Problems


User Interface Issues



Advanced Application: Blood Sugar Log


Requirement Analysis


Day Log


Persistent Storage: The LogStorage Class


The User Interface



Third Party Libraries


XML


Simple Object Access Protocol: SOAP


MathFP


The Bouncy Castle Crypto API


User Interface Extensions


Appendix A


Class Library: CLDC Packages


The java.io Package


The java.lang Package


The java.util Package


The javax.microedition.io Package


MIDP-Specific Packages


PDAP-Specific Packages


Appendix B


Comparison Charts


com.sun.awt


java.awt


java.awt.event


java.lang


java.lang.ref


java.lang.reflect


java.util


java.util.jar


java.util.zip


javax.pim.addressbook


javax.pim.calendar


javax.pim.database


Packages not Available in CLDC


Index