Sun released the latest Sun Java wireless toolkit 2.5.2 for cldc

Download Sun Java wireless toolkit 2.5.2 for cldc

Sun Java wireless Toolkit (formerly known as j2wireless Toolkit) is a set of tools used to create Java applications that comply with Java technology for the wireless industry (jtwi) (JSR 185) specifications and Mobile Service Architecture (MSA) (JSR 248) specifications run on devices. It contains generation tools, utilities, and device simulators. What are the new features of wtk 2.5.2? Improved support for multi-user environments Ubuntu Linux is built based on library glibc 2.3 and can provide untested support for other Linux distributions. Sun Java wireless toolkit provides many excellent functions presented through standard APIs. These APIs are defined through Java Community process (JCP: Mobile Service Architecture (jsr248) Java technology for the wireless industry (jtwi) (JSR 185) Connected limited device configuration (cldc) 1.1 (JSR 139) Mobile Information device profile (MIDP) 2.0 (JSR 118) PDA optional packages for the j2-platform (JSR 75) Java APIs for Bluetooth (JSR 82) Mobile media API (mmapi) (JSR 135) J2-web services Specification (JSR 172) Security and trust Services API for j2e-jsr 177) Location API for j2e-jsr 179) Sip api for j2e-jsr 180) Mobile 3D graphics API for j2r's (JSR 184) Wireless messaging API (WMA) 2.0 (JSR 205) Content handler API (jsr211) Scalable 2D vector graphics API for j2-jsr 226) Payment API (jsr229) Advanced multimedia supplements (JSR 234) Mobile internationalization API (jsr238) Java binding for the OpenGL (r) es API (JSR 239) You can also develop applications for cldc 1.0 and MIDP 1.0. Sun Java wireless toolkit 2.5.2 includes all the advanced development functions in Sun Java wireless toolkit 2.2, Sun Java wireless toolkit 2.5, and Sun Java wireless toolkit 2.5.1, for example, more functions such as MIDlet signature, certificate management, integrated wireless protocol (OTA) simulation, and push registry simulation. This version of Sun Java wireless toolkit includes Nokia's scalable network application package (SNAP) mobile API and snap mobile sample application as part of the Toolkit's external API functionality. Snap mobile is a combination of client software and server infrastructure. It allows you to create online multi-player games in communities. For more information, see the snap mobile Web site http://snapmobile.nokia.com /. The simulation environment, development resources, and support for SNAP mobile are available through http://www.forum.nokia.com/games/snapmobile. For more information, see install the snap mobile simulation environment. System Requirements-Software Microsoft Windows XP and Linux-x86 (English Version tested with Ubuntu 6.x) The system running Ubuntu v6.x should have the following libraries: Ibxpm (libxpm-Dev) Libxt (libxt-Dev) Libx11 (libx11-dev) Libice (libice-Dev) Libsm (libsm-Dev) Libpthread (libc6-dev) Libm (libc6-dev) Libnsl (libc6-dev) Libstdc ++ 6-dev If you want to engage in development, use JavaTM2 platform, Standard Edition (Java se sdk) version 1.5.0; if you only want to run the demo application, use JavaTM2, Standard Edition Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.5.0. To download the SDK or JRE software, go to http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.html Apple QuickTime player (required for playing AMR media on Windows) To play adaptive multi-rate (AMR) content on Linux, you must have a 3GPP reference implementation. Chapter 8th of Sun Java wireless toolkit User Guide describes how to enable AMR support. System Requirements-hardware Minimum hardware requirements: 100 MB hard disk space 128 MB system Ram 800 MHz Pentium III CPU Install Sun Java wireless toolkit for cldc on Windows First, make sure that you have installed the appropriate Java SE environment according to the preceding instructions. Run the installersun_java_wireless_toolkit-2_5_2-ml-windows.exe. Follow the instructions provided by the installer. Install Sun Java wireless toolkit for cldc on Linux First, make sure that you have installed the appropriate Java SE environment according to the preceding instructions. Run the installersun_java_wireless_toolkit-2_5_2-ml-linux.bin. Follow the instructions provided by the installer. Download Sun Java wireless toolkit 2.5.2 for cldc for Windows and Linux Third-party license Send Product Feedback here. Community participation Please refer to the mobile and embedded community site of the application developer, which provides Java me mobile development information for the application developer and allows the application to be displayed for the Community users to view. Install the snap mobile Simulation Environment   Note that you must download, install, and start the snap mobile simulation environment to successfully run the snap mobile sample application. To download and run the simulation environment: Go Select "snap mobile SDK" from the "tools and sdks" section" Download and run the installation program Go to: "/snapmobile/tools/serveremulator /" Run "emu. Bat" in Windows" This will start the simulation environment and listen for the HTTP connection on localhost: 8080. Run the snapmobilesample application, which connects to the server simulator through this port. Then, you can use any pre-configured test account "test1", "Test2", and so on (the password is "test") to log on, you can also click "create account" on the "Log on" screen to create a new account.     Http://www.forum.nokia.com/games/snapmobile and log on (if necessary, create an account first)

 

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