J2ME development tools and Manufacturers SDK Introduction

J2ME Learning (I.)

--J2ME development tools and Manufacturers SDK Introduction

In the process of learning and using J2ME, a lot of development tools and manufacturer's SDK are used, here are some simple introductions:

First, development tools:

Now common development tools include JBuilder, Eclipse, and of course some are developed using a text editor.

A) JBuilder

JBuilder is a Java development tool developed by Borland, covering all aspects of Java development, and of course the support for J2ME development is also better. The current latest version is JBuilder 2005.

Official website: http://www.borland.com.cn/

b) Eclipse

Eclipse is an open source development tool that allows you to develop applications using Plug-ins. If you want to develop J2ME applications in eclipse, you need to install Eclipseme plug-ins. The latest version of current eclipse is 3.01,eclipseme with the latest version of 0.60

Official website: http://www.eclipse.org

Eclipseme Plugin: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=86829

For detailed installation methods, refer to:

Http://blog.csdn.net/chinamao/archive/2004/10/21/146193.aspx

c) JCreator

JCreator is a text editor that can be combined with the SDK to develop J2ME applications.

Official website: http://www.jcreator.com

Second, the manufacturer SDK:

Many handset manufacturers have extended the standard SDK provided by Sun, such as adding a class library that matches their own characteristics. The manufacturer SDK is as follows

A) Sun's SDK

The SDK provided by Sun is the basis for other SDKs, including a generic class library, named J2me Wireless Toolkit, with the latest version of 2.2.

Download Address:

b Nokia SDK

Nokia offers its own SDK, download address: http://forum.nokia.com.cn/sch/index.html

c) Simens SDK

Download address: Https://communication-market.siemens.de/portal/main.aspx? Langid=0&mainmenuid=2&leftid=2&pid=1&cid=0&tid=3000&xid=0

Other vendors, such as Motorola, also offer their own SDK.