Sun's New Wireless Toolkit Keeps Up with the Mobile Joneses
As devices grow more capable, so too must our development and emulation testing environments grow. Find out how this first of two anticipated beta releases of the newly renamed Wireless Toolkit from Sun addresses many J2ME developer needs as well as adding support for new APIs.
by Jim White
January 25, 2006
s the holiday season wraps up, many of you might have received new cell phones, PDAs, or other electronic gadgets. Many are probably equipped with J2ME. The ever-increasing capabilities in these small devices never cease to amaze. The boundaries that used to classify these consumer electronic devices also continue to fade. Are smartphones more PDA than phone or vice versa?
The J2ME development world endeavors to keep up with the increasing capabilities in the electronic consumer device. Sun’s latest tool help for J2ME developers is the new version of the J2ME Wireless Toolkit (WTK), which has been renamed to the Java Wireless Toolkit. The new name is in order "to standardize Sun's Java ME products to be consistent with the rest of Sun's products" according to E-ming Saung, Sun Microsystems' Java ME Product Manager.
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s the holiday season wraps up, many of you might have received new cell phones, PDAs, or other electronic gadgets. Many are probably equipped with J2ME. The ever-increasing capabilities in these small devices never cease to amaze. The boundaries that used to classify these consumer electronic devices also continue to fade. Are smartphones more PDA than phone or vice versa?
