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[Developing] JSR 75 - PIM(Personal Information Management) API (Views : 521): This document describe about PIM optional package javax.microedition.io.pim (JSR-75). Sample code snippet is provided at the end of the tutorial.

Date : Oct 26, 2009 GMT+1
[Developing] JSR 75 - FC(File Connection) API (Views : 449): This document describes about FileConnection optional package javax.microedition.io.file(JSR-75). Sample code snippet is provided at the end of the tutorial.

Date : Oct 26, 2009 GMT+1
[Developing] Introduction to Low Level Canvas API (Views : 1493): In Java ME application, MIDlet interaction with the user is done through UI element. There are two ways to design UI elements as shown in Figure 1 - High Level API (Screen) - Low Level API (Canvas) This articles describes about Low level Canvas API. Low-level API is used in applications with precise control over graphic elements and access to low level events. It provides methods to han..

Date : Jul 30, 2009 GMT+1
[Reference] Samsung Native Text Input (Views : 659): Native Text Input (NTI): Samsung Native Text Input (NTI) is mostly available with touch-based Samsung devices. NTI provides larger virtual keypad for user inputs navigation. Non Touch based phones contain normal keypad which allows user for navigation and text inputs (mostly hardware based). In order to facilitate similar user experience touch based phones in Samsung are loaded with NTI. This N..

Date : Jul 27, 2009 GMT+1
[Developing] Bluetooth API (Views : 1352): This article describes the Bluetooth Wireless Technology (JSR-82). It focuses on Bluetooth connections and protocols. This article also provides sample code snippets for client/server pair using RFCOMM

Date : Jul 22, 2009 GMT+1
[Developing] Developing Games using Game API (Views : 953): This article describes the Game package, its features and how it helps to develop games. This article also provides a sample example to understand Game API.

Date : Jul 22, 2009 GMT+1
[Developing] Push Registry in Java ME (Views : 1038): This article introduces Push Registry new feature introduce in MIDP 2.0. It gives oevrall description of the API and how to use in push enable Applications. Sample code snippet is also provided at the end of this article.

Date : Jul 22, 2009 GMT+1
[Getting Started] Integrating Samsung SDK with NetBeans IDE (Views : 3592): NetBeans is a free open source Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Software Developers. NetBeans IDE allows developers to create, test, debug and deploy the Java ME applications that runs on many Samsung mobile devices, set-top boxes, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and embedded systems. Samsung SDK is fully compatible with NetBeans IDE. Integrating Samsung SDK with NetBeans IDE reduce..

Date : Jul 11, 2009 GMT+1
[Developing] Mobile Sensor API (Views : 3704): This article describes about Mobile Sensor API. It contains overview of Mobile Sensor API; sensor detection, sensor connection, fetching data, processing data, push support, permissions. Sample code snippet demonstrating Accelerator sensor is provided at the end of this article.

Date : Jul 11, 2009 GMT+1
[Getting Started] Integrating Samsung SDK with Eclipse IDE (Views : 2201): This article gives brief description on how to Integrate Samsung SDK with Eclipse IDE. It also gives description on how to install Java ME Plugin.

Date : Jul 14, 2009 GMT+1

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[ Developing ] Java ME Permissions (Views : 4649): Java ME Permissions: MIDP has always been a good platform for mobile users and the main feature of MIDP is its focus on security. Security to the Java ME Applications is achieved by providing permissions to protected API or functions. This document gives description of the security features in MIDP platform and various permissions associated with various APIs.

( Date : Feb 27, 2009 GMT+1 )
[ Developing ] Mobile Sensor API (Views : 3704): This article describes about Mobile Sensor API. It contains overview of Mobile Sensor API; sensor detection, sensor connection, fetching data, processing data, push support, permissions. Sample code snippet demonstrating Accelerator sensor is provided at the end of this article.

( Date : Jul 11, 2009 GMT+1 )
[ Getting Started ] Integrating Samsung SDK with NetBeans IDE (Views : 3592): NetBeans is a free open source Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Software Developers. NetBeans IDE allows developers to create, test, debug and deploy the Java ME applications that runs on many Samsung mobile devices, set-top boxes, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and embedded systems. Samsung SDK is fully compatible with NetBeans IDE. Integrating Samsung SDK with NetBeans IDE reduce..

( Date : Jul 11, 2009 GMT+1 )
[ Getting Started ] Running Sample Application using NetBeans IDE (Views : 3364): Sample demo applications of Samsung SDK 1.1 can be imported and launched using NetBeans IDE. By importing sample applications in NetBeans, beginners normally can practice Java ME applications and also can edit the source code. This document describes step by step procedures on how to import and run a sample Java ME application using NetBeans IDE.

( Date : Feb 11, 2009 GMT+1 )
[ Getting Started ] Java Development Kit (JDK) Installation Guide (Views : 2818): Java SE Development Kit (JDK) is used for developing applications, applets and components using the Java programming language. It also includes Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE) and command-line tools. Samsung SDK requires JDK to be installed on the system. JDK installation is pre-requisite for Samsung SDK to install and execute. This document is the installation guide for Java SE Development ..

( Date : Jul 15, 2009 GMT+1 )
[ Getting Started ] Running Sample Application using Eclipse IDE (Views : 2422): Eclipse is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), which can be used for developing, testing, and debugging Java ME applications. This document explains how to create and run a sample Java ME application using Eclipse IDE along with Samsung SDK.

( Date : Feb 27, 2009 GMT+1 )
[ Developing ] Wireless Messaging API (JSR 120) (Views : 2421): Wireless Messaging API (JSR 120): The Wireless Messaging API (WMA) is an optional package for Java ME that provides platform-independent access to wireless communication resources like Short Message Service (SMS). This document contains description on how to use WMA (Wireless Messaging API) for Samsung specific devices. It contains the overview of WMA Architecture and APIs, followed by a sample..

( Date : Feb 27, 2009 GMT+1 )
[ Getting Started ] Running Sample Application using Samsung SDK 1.1 for the Java ME Platform (Views : 2381): Running Sample application using Samsung SDK 1.1: We can run sample demo applications using Samsung SDK 1.1 which gives beginners a good practice of Java ME. This document describes step by step procedures on how to run a sample Java ME application using Samsung SDK 1.1.

( Date : Jul 16, 2009 GMT+1 )
[ Getting Started ] Integrating Samsung SDK with Eclipse IDE (Views : 2201): This article gives brief description on how to Integrate Samsung SDK with Eclipse IDE. It also gives description on how to install Java ME Plugin.

( Date : Jul 14, 2009 GMT+1 )
[ Getting Started ] Samsung SDK 1.1 for the Java ME Platform Installation Guide (Views : 1954): Samsung SDK 1.1 Installation Guide: Samsung SDK for the Java ME platform is a set of tools for developing Mobile Applications for Samsung mobile phones. Samsung SDK is based on Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) and Mobile Information device Profile (MIDP). The toolkit includes the emulation environments, debug tools, performance optimization tools, documentation, and sample demo app..

( Date : Jul 15, 2009 GMT+1 )

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