Java Programming on WM Devices

[londere]

Hi to everyone
If i had a errors on my writing excuse me im mexican and im learning english

well i had a problem im in assignature called oop objet oriented programming and i need to do an a proyect on java i was thinking and i need to know :

1.- what i need to programing wm devices ?
2.- i using on my dv2000 jcreator pro and jdk1.6 i need somthing else?
3.- i think i will use an a symbol mc-35 or htc tilt for test my proyect esmerc java is an jvm or only a emulator for this devcies or i need other?
5.- if i want to compile something on my ppc which program i need to use?

for your attention greetings when i finish the proyect i will post it thx

[<insertwittyusernamehere>]

puedes usar Eclipse y J2ME (http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenguaje_de_programaci%C3%B3n_Java#En_dispositivos _m.C3.B3viles_y_sistemas_empotrados)
Y un maquina virtual por wm como JBed
J2ME es un poco diferente de Java regular (J2SE)
Descarga eclipse y el JDK
Busca tutoriales para J2ME
Java no es nativo por wm, y los applicaciones de Java son menos rapidos y complicados
C# es bueno para hacer applicaciones mas complicados y aprenderlo no es demasiado dificil
Buen suerte

[tazzix]

If you really have to do it in J2ME / Java. Then download netbeans 6.5.1 from www.netbeans.org it will offer you a lot of help specially with visual midlet flow and screen designing. You will need some knowledge of the Java programming language specially data structures and collections, etc. For J2ME I recommend Nokia phones though which provide more JSRs and J2ME integrates better with the phone.

On the other if you have a choice of programming language, I would recommend using .NET for WinMo devices, you get a more integrated development environment with on-device debugging, etc. And the syntax is not very different from Java, if you use C#.

Either way you can send me any queries or requests for help, I will try to help you. Some of my old J2ME work is on my website:
http://tazzix.com/wp/category/mobile-development/j2me-apis/

[londere]

lo que necesito es k sea en java ese es el problema c# lo hemaejado y so es mas facil pero necesito que corra java el j2me puede ser usado en jcreator thx

[londere]

thx tazzix i will check out the stuff j2me could works with jcreator?? and which devices of nokia u mean symbian s60 or s40 ?? thx

[tazzix]

thx tazzix i will check out the stuff j2me could works with jcreator?? and which devices of nokia u mean symbian s60 or s40 ?? thx

I never tried JCreator but looks like it has nothing for J2ME, netbeans is free, so is Eclipse which also has good J2ME support but I find myself more comfortable with NetBeans.

I mean S60, a second hand N95 should be perfect, they are cheap here, otherwise look at devices like N70, 6680, 3230, etc.

Also you can use Esmertec Jbed on WinMo devices, the experience is not very integrated and some JSRs are not available / do not work but rest is fine. If you explain what you are planning to do, I can tell you if jbed or another j2me engine for WinMo can or can not work.

[londere]

well im planing to do a medical data base with event orieted programming and also objet oriented programming for make a medical prescription the tabs will be name sex edge etc etc and it will print the prescription on a txt and may could store the names of parients last visit sex edge and phone number i had a 5310 and 6260 nokias one with s40 and other s60 2nd edition what do u think also i had downloaded the j2me and net beans but i cant get work ur codes i install first the jdk then jceartor in the page says it works with j2me after the j2me sdk and finaly the netbeans but i cant start it thx for help

[tazzix]

I am really sorry, could not understand much from your message so I will try based on what I understand.

Nokia 6260 is perfect for this, and even Windows Mobile would work. I would recommend using a DB and J2EE on a server and caching some information on the mobile, this way you can use multiple phones and can show web based reports as well. But I am not sure how big a project this is.

For NetBeans, install J2SDK 1.6 then install NetBeans 6.5.1 (full), then update and install available plugins, no need to install j2me-wtk separately NetBeans will manage that on its own.

For data storage or cache on mobile side you will use RMS record store, for server connectivity I would recommend HTTP rather than SOAP WebServices because you will need JSRs for SOAP which may not be available on some devices.