java application for mobile phone
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hello, i have a nokia N70 mobile phone which is a 2nd edition S60 Symbian OS based phone. i want to develop java application for it. So, i downloaded netbeans IDE (full version, 310mb) and latest java jdk with ME. but i dont know from where i should start because i dont find any option for S60 or N70 in netbeans. i have knowledge of core java only, not advance java. :wtf: please help :confused:
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hello, i have a nokia N70 mobile phone which is a 2nd edition S60 Symbian OS based phone. i want to develop java application for it. So, i downloaded netbeans IDE (full version, 310mb) and latest java jdk with ME. but i dont know from where i should start because i dont find any option for S60 or N70 in netbeans. i have knowledge of core java only, not advance java. :wtf: please help :confused:
Lots of information about S60 programming here including information about S60 development with NetBeans (although you have to dig around a bit to find it): http://www.forum.nokia.com/Technology_Topics/Device_Platforms/S60/[^]
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hello, i have a nokia N70 mobile phone which is a 2nd edition S60 Symbian OS based phone. i want to develop java application for it. So, i downloaded netbeans IDE (full version, 310mb) and latest java jdk with ME. but i dont know from where i should start because i dont find any option for S60 or N70 in netbeans. i have knowledge of core java only, not advance java. :wtf: please help :confused:
netbeans can not work specilly for mobiles it can work on projects u can make mobile applecation for any mobile which is java enabled.. u make jar file for mobiles. but if u have good prectice of netbeans hoe to work it. and good knowledge of java, core java is not suficient for that type of application.
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netbeans can not work specilly for mobiles it can work on projects u can make mobile applecation for any mobile which is java enabled.. u make jar file for mobiles. but if u have good prectice of netbeans hoe to work it. and good knowledge of java, core java is not suficient for that type of application.
I'm sorry, but your answer is rather flawed. Java ME is structured rather differnetly to SE and above. As well as the runtime, J2ME[^] requires hardware specific configurations, the CLDC being the appropriate one here. I am no expert, but programming for J2ME is not too far from SE/EE except that the program flow is rather different as you need to handle interupts and state changes. Funnily enough, the standard implimentation provides all the hooks you need. Netbeans DOES provide a lot for J2ME, including a generic device emmulator.
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