Java Development on PDAs: Building Applications for PocketPC and Palm Devices

Description

With the release of Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) running on a compact version of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), Sun Microsystems opens Java to the rapidly expanding Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) market.

This comprehensive tutorial and reference provides an in-depth look at developing PDA software with J2ME, covering both Palm and PocketPC. Succinct and practical, Java™ Development on PDAs focuses on real-world programming tasks with extensive code examples and a full-scale PDA application for an enterprise environment.

This book describes the J2ME platform and the KVM and discusses design issues specific to constrained resource devices. It also provides in-depth coverage of networking and Internet access, the user interface, data storage, and integrating PDAs into the corporation.

You will find such specific topics as:

J2ME configurations
CLDC and CDC profiles
Selecting a PDA for development
The J2ME wireless toolkit
Designing for constrained computational capability
Designing for constrained screen and memory size
User interfaces in PersonalJava
Storing information using MIDP
The RMS APIs
The generic connection framework
Internet access from the Palm
Networking on the PocketPC
Web service access from the Palm
PocketPC ImageViewer

Java™ Development on PDAs concludes with a look into the future of PDA technology and the expanding role of these devices in the enterprise.

Written for anyone with a basic knowledge of Java, this important resource is a must for all those interested in the Palm and PocketPC markets.

Table of Contents

Introduction.
1. Java 2, Micro Edition: Configurations, Profiles, and Virtual Machines.

J2ME Configurations.
CLDC Profiles.
CDC Profiles.

2. Which PDA?

Why Choose?
Top Factors in Choosing a PDA for Java.
Which Java on Which PDA?
Palm Models.
Summary.

3. Setting Up the Development Environment.

Installing the Book s Source Code.
Setting Up the Palm OS Emulator.
J2ME Wireless Toolkit.
Running Java Applications on the Palm.
Running Java Applications on the PocketPC.

4. Things To Think About When Designing for Small Devices.

Design Issue 1—Constrained Computational Capability.
Design Issue 2—Constrained Screen Size.
Design Issue 3—Constrained Memory Size.
Summary.

5. The User Interface.

User Interfaces in MIDP.
Displayable.
User Interfaces in PersonalJava.
Summary.

6. Storing Information.

Storing Information Using MIDP.
The RMS APIs.
Code Example.
Record Listeners.
Palm Implementation of Record Stores.
Other Java Databases.
Storing Information with PersonalJava.
Summary.

7. Networking.

Introduction.
Networking on Palm Devices.
The Generic Connection Framework.
Example.
Internet Access From the Palm.
Networking on the PocketPC.
Summary.

8. Integrating with the Enterprise Using Web Services.

What is a Web service?
The ImageService Web Service.
Setting Up Axis and Tomcat.
The ImageViewer Client Application.
Web Service Access From the Palm.
Palm ImageViewer.
PocketPC Version.
Summary.

9. Futures.

Technologies.
Specifications.

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