Wireless Java
Wireless Java Help for New J2ME Developers By Qusay Mahmoud
January 2002
Pages: 262

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Table of Contents

  1. Introducing Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME)

    1. Chapter 1 Overview of J2ME

      1. What Is J2ME?
      2. Downloading the J2ME Wireless Toolkit
      3. A Simple Example
    2. Chapter 2 The Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC)

      1. Examining the CLDC in Detail
      2. Using the Standalone CLDC and KVM
      3. CLDC Next Generation
    3. Chapter 3 The Mobile InformationDevice Profile (MIDP)

      1. Mobile Information Devices
      2. More About MIDlets
  2. Programming with the CLDCand the MIDP

    1. Chapter 4 Working with MIDlets

      1. The Application Manager
      2. Creating MIDlets
    2. Chapter 5 MIDP GUI Programming

      1. Why Not Reuse the AWT?
      2. The MIDP GUI APIs
      3. The High-Level MIDP APIs
      4. Creating Low-Level GUI Components
    3. Chapter 6 MIDP Events

      1. Screen Navigation
      2. Handling Low-Level Events
    4. Chapter 7 Networking

      1. Generic Connections
      2. MIDP Connectivity
      3. The HTTP Programming Model
      4. Invoking Remote Applications from MIDlets
      5. Wireless Session Tracking
      6. MIDlet Networking Security
    5. Chapter 8 Database Programming

      1. The Record Management System
      2. Programming with the RMS
    6. Chapter 9 The MIDP for Palm OS

      1. Installing the MIDP for Palm OSon the Windows Platform
      2. Developing New Applications
      3. PRC Command-Line Conversion
      4. Advanced Java Applications
      5. A Final Thought
  3. API Quick Reference

    1. Appendix A The java.io Package

    2. Appendix B The java.lang Package

    3. Appendix C The java.util Package

    4. Appendix D The javax.microedition.io Package

    5. Appendix E The javax.microedition.lcdui Package

    6. Appendix F The javax.microedition.midlet Package

    7. Appendix G The javax.microedition.rms Package

    8. Appendix H Resources

      1. Additional Resources
  1. Colophon

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