• x Main page
• x Legal notice
• + Guide to JavaTM ME Developer's Library 1.4
  • x Change history
  • x Supported releases
  • x Library contents
• + Introduction to Mobile Java
  • + JavaTM and the mobile environment
    • x Java platforms
    • x Architecture of S60 and Series 40 platforms
    • x Mobile environment characteristics
    • x Differences between Java ME and Java SE/ Java EE platforms
  • + MIDP 2.0 and optional packages
    • x MIDP 2.0 features
    • + Optional APIs
      • x APIs supported in both S60 and Series 40
      • x APIs supported only in S60
    • x Java API release information
  • + MIDP applications (MIDlets)
    • x Security and MIDP applications
    • x Porting MIDP applications
  • + Devices
    • x S60 devices
    • x Series 40 devices
• + Getting started with Mobile Java
  • + What you need to know
    • x Development environment requirements
  • + Development process overview
    • x MIDP project structure
    • x Creating and compiling source files
    • x Packaging MIDlets
  • + Implementing MIDlets
    • + MIDlet lifecycle
      • x Application Management Software
    • x Implementing MIDlet lifecycle requirements
    • x Push applications
    • x Persistent storage
  • + Example: HelloWorld MIDlet
    • x Creating the development environment
    • x Creating, building, and running the example application
    • x Source code for the example
  • + Designing MIDP applications
    • x Designing for multiple devices
    • + Basic considerations
      • x Content considerations
      • x Application performance and reliability
      • x Application security
      • x UI design practices
      • x Installation
  • + Testing MIDP applications
    • x The testing process
    • + Functionality testing
      • x Environmental changes
      • x Networking
      • x Wireless messaging
      • x Bluetooth connectivity
      • x Personal information management
      • x Record Management System (RMS)
      • x Pausing a MIDlet
    • x Usability testing
    • x Typical errors in Java ME applications
  • + Deploying MIDlets to a device
    • x Over-the-Air (OTA)
    • x Infrared (IR) and Bluetooth technology
    • x Serial Cable
    • x E-mail and MMS
  • + MIDP FAQ
    • x Tools
    • x MIDlets
    • x Devices
  • x Where to go next
• + UI and graphics
  • + User interface design and graphics
    • + Introduction to UI
      • x Scalability
      • x Themes
  • + LCDUI
    • + LCDUI overview
      • x High-level APIs
      • x Low-level APIs
      • x Command handling
      • x Interplay with Application Management Software
    • + Using the LCDUI
      • x Alert
      • x List
      • x TextBox
      • + Form
        • x ChoiceGroup
        • x CustomItem
        • x DateField
        • x Gauge
        • x ImageItem
        • x Spacer
        • x StringItem
        • x TextField
      • x Canvas
      • x Graphics
      • x Command
    • + Example: Creating a simple test MIDlet
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Designing the SimpleTest MIDlet
      • + Developing the SimpleTest MIDlet
        • x Creating the project environment
        • x Implementing the MIDlet lifecycle and screen elements
        • x Creating the interaction with Canvas
        • x Building and running in an emulator
        • x Deploying to a device
  • + MIDP 2.0 games
    • x MIDP 2.0 Game API overview
    • + Using the MIDP 2.0 Game API
      • x GameCanvas
      • x MIDP 2.0 Media API
    • + Example: Using basic Game elements
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementation of the Sheepdog MIDlet
      • + Developing the Sheepdog MIDlet
        • x Creating the project environment
        • x Implementing the SheepDogMIDlet class
        • x Implementing the SplashScreen class
        • x Implementing the MenuList class
        • x Implementing the InstructionsScreen class
        • x Implementing the HighScoreScreen class
        • x Implementing the SheepdogCanvas class
        • x Implementing the Field class
        • x Implementing the Sheepdog class
        • x Implementing the Sheep class
        • x Implementing the GameOverScreen class
        • x Implementing the SoundEffects class
        • x Building and running in an emulator
        • x Deploying to a device
  • + Mobile 3D graphics
    • x Mobile 3-D Graphics API overview
    • + Using the M3G API
      • x Graphics3D
      • x Scene graph
    • + Example: Using 3D graphics in application development
      • x Prerequisites
      • + Implementation of the Maze3DMIDlet
        • x Implementation of the Scene Graph
        • x Maze Construction and Geometry
        • x Camera / Player Movement
        • x Game Setup
      • + Developing the Maze3DMIDlet
        • x Creating the project environment
        • x Implementing the Maze3DMIDlet class
        • x Implementing the MazeCanvas class
        • x Implementing the Maze class
        • x Implementing the Plane class
        • x Implementing the MenuList class
        • x Implementing the Graphics3DProperties class
        • x Implementing the ErrorScreen class
        • x Building and running in an emulator
        • x Deploying to a device
  • + Scalable 2D vector graphics
    • + Scalable 2D Vector Graphics API overview
      • x Scalability
      • x Main use cases
    • + Example: Creating SVG graphics
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementation of the HelloWorldMidlet
      • + Developing the HelloWorldMidlet
        • x Creating the project environment
        • x Implementing the HelloWorldMidlet
        • x Creating the SvgCanvas1 class
        • x Building and running in an emulator
        • x Deploying to a device
    • + Example: Loading and manipulating pre-generated SVG graphics
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementation of the LoadStaticMidlet
      • + Developing the LoadStaticMidlet
        • x Creating the project environment
        • x Implementing the LoadStaticMidlet
        • x Creating the SvgCanvas2 class
        • x Building and running in an emulator
        • x Deploying to a device
    • + Example: Playing animated SVG content
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementation of the LoadStaticMidlet
      • + Developing the SvgAnimatorMidlet
        • x Creating the project environment
        • x Implementing the SvgAnimatorMidlet
        • x Building and running in an emulator
        • x Deploying to a device
• + Multimedia
  • x Multimedia in mobile application development
  • + Multimedia applications
    • x Mobile Media API overview
    • + Using the Mobile Media API
      • x Architecture
      • x Player State Model
      • x Player Content Types
      • x Checking API availability
      • + Playing Tones and Tone Sequences
        • x Playing tone sequences
        • x Playing tones from stream
      • x Playing sampled sound and MIDI
      • + Playing Video
        • x Saving resources when playing video multiple times
      • x Recording sound and video
      • x Time Bases
      • x Taking photos
      • x StopTimeControl
      • x VolumeControl
      • x Security issues
      • x SDK versus devices
      • + Recommended practices
        • x Content Type selection
        • x Application resource management
        • x Player pooling
        • x Remote resources
        • x Minimizing media playback delay
        • x Restarting the Player after being unavailable
        • x Stopping playback when a MIDlet is switched to the background
        • x Playing DRM-protected media
    • + MMAPI Example: Creating a multimedia player
      • + Media Sampler MIDlet
        • x AudioCanvas
        • x Video source selector
        • x VideoCanvas
        • x DRM MIDI
        • x MMAPI support
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementation of the Media Sampler MIDlet
      • + Developing the Media Sampler MIDlet
        • x Creating the project environment
        • x Implementing MediaSamplerMIDlet
        • x Creating Media
        • x Creating MediaFactory
        • x Creating DRMPlayer
        • x Creating PlayerPool
        • x Creating AudioCanvas
        • x Creating MediaList
        • x Creating SupportForm
        • x Creating VideoCanvas
        • x Creating VideoSourceSelector
        • x Building and running in an emulator
        • x Deploying to a device
  • + Advanced multimedia supplements
    • x Advanced Multimedia Supplements API overview
    • + Using the AMMS API
      • x EffectModule
      • x GlobalManager
      • x Module
      • x SoundSource3D
      • x Spectator
      • + Controls in AMMS
        • x EffectControl
        • x PanControl
        • x PriorityControl
        • x CommitControl
        • x DistanceAttenuationControl
        • x DopplerControl
        • x LocationControl
        • x OrientationControl
        • x AudioVirtualizerControl
        • x EqualizerControl
        • x ReverbControl
        • x ReverbSourceControl
      • x System property usage
    • + Example: 3D audio in application development
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementation of the AMMSMIDlet
      • + Developing the AMMSMIDlet
        • x Creating the project environment
        • x Implementing the AMMSMIDlet
        • x Implementing the House class
        • x Implementing the MansionCanvas class
        • x Implementing the Source class
        • x Implementing the Trig class
        • x Implementing the Walker class
        • x Building and running in an emulator
        • x Deploying to a device
• + Security
  • + Introduction to MIDP security
    • x Security risks in the MIDP environment
    • x Protection Domains
    • x Permissions framework
    • x Trusted MIDlets
    • x Untrusted MIDlets
    • x User granted permissions
    • x APIs and security
    • x Developer's guides
  • + Signed MIDlets
    • + Example: Signing MIDlets
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Creating the project environment
      • x Creating SignedMIDlet
      • x Adding permissions
      • + Signing the MIDlet
        • x Signing procedure using command line utilities
      • + Running the MIDlet either as untrusted or trusted
        • x Untrusted MIDlet
        • x Trusted MIDlet
      • x Deploying to a device
      • x Troubleshooting the signing procedure
    • + Recommended practices
      • x Certificate acquisition
      • x Certificates' trust settings
      • x Certificate chains
      • x Certificate expiration
      • x Certificate revocation
      • x MIDlet updates
    • + Appendix A Summary of Protected Methods
      • x MIDP 2.0
      • x Mobile 3D Graphics API (JSR-184)
      • x Bluetooth API (JSR-82) (Excluding OBEX)
      • x Wireless Messaging API (JSR-120)
      • x Wireless Messaging API 2.0 (JSR-205)
      • x Mobile Media API 1.1 (JSR-135)
      • x Location API (JSR-179)
      • + PDA Optional Packages (JSR-75)
        • x File Connection API
        • x PIM API
      • x SIP API (JSR-180)
      • x J2METM Web Services (JSR-172)
      • x Security and Trust Services API (JSR-177)
  • + Encrypted messages
    • x SATSA-CRYPTO overview
    • + Using SATSA-CRYPTO
      • x Encryption/Decryption
      • x Message Digests
      • x Signatures
    • + Example: Creating encrypted messages
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementation of SATSA MIDlet
      • x Creating the project environment
      • + Developing SATSA MIDlet
        • x Implementing the SATSAMIDlet
        • x Implementing the Codec class
        • x Implementing the MessageStore class
        • x Implementing the ListScreen class
        • x Implementing the NewScreen class
        • x Implementing the EncryptScreen class
        • x Implementing the PasswordScreen class
        • x Implementing the DecryptScreen class
        • x Implementing the InfoScreen class
      • x Building and running in an emulator
      • x Deploying to a device
  • + Digital signatures
    • x SATSA-PKI overview
    • + Using SATSA-PKI
      • x Creating signing requests and managing user credentials
      • x Using signature services
    • + Example: Creating digital signatures
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementation of the PKI MIDlet
      • x Developing the PKI MIDlet
      • x Building and running in an emulator
      • x Deploying to a device
  • + APDU messages
    • x SATSA-APDU overview
    • x Using SATSA-APDU
    • + Example: Creating an APDU connection
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementation of the APDU MIDlet
      • x Developing the APDU MIDlet
      • x Building an running in an emulator
      • x Deploying to a device
• + Wireless messaging
  • x Wireless messaging in JavaTM ME
  • + MMS messages
    • x Wireless Messaging API 2.0 overview
    • x Using the Wireless Messaging API 2.0
    • + Example: Creating and sending MMS messages
      • x User Interface
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementing the MMS MIDlet
      • + Developing the MMS MIDlet
        • x Creating the project environment
        • x Implementing the MMSMIDlet class
        • x Implementing the SendScreen class
        • x Implementing the ReceiveScreen class
        • x Implementing the CameraScreen class
        • x Implementing the InfoScreen class
        • x Building and running in an emulator
        • x Deploying to a device
• + Data handling
  • x Data Handling in JavaTM ME
  • + File access
    • x FileConnection API overview
    • + Using FC API
      • x FileConnection interface considerations
      • x Security considerations
      • x Nokia-Specific Directories
    • + Example: Creating a file access system
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementation of ImageViewer
      • x Creating the project environment
      • + Developing ImageViewer
        • x ImageViewerMIDlet
        • x FileSelector
        • x OperationsQueue and Operation
        • x ImageCanvas
        • x InputScreen
        • x ErrorScreen
      • x Building and running in an emulator
      • x Deploying to a device
  • + PIM event handling
    • x PIM API overview
    • + Using the PIM API
      • x Security considerations
      • + PIMList databases
        • x Contact list database
        • x Event list database
        • x ToDo database
    • + Example: Creating and sending an event
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementation of Event-Sharing MIDlet
      • x Creating the project environment
      • + Developing Event-Sharing MIDlet
        • x EventSharingMIDlet
        • x EventCreationForm
        • x IncomingEventForm
        • x ContactsListForm
        • x OperationsQueue and Operation
        • x ErrorScreen
      • x Building and running in an emulator
      • x Deploying to a device
• + Networking
  • x Networking in JavaTM ME
  • + Web Services
    • x Web Services package overview
    • x XML optional package overview
    • + Using the JAX-RPC package
      • x Supported XML and JavaTM types
      • x Security
    • x Using the XML package
    • + Example: Creating a remote server connection
      • x Creating the project environment
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Server Side
      • x Client Side
      • x Implementation of Capital MIDlet
      • + Developing Capital MIDlet
        • x Creating CapitalPortType
        • x Creating CapitalBinding_Stub
        • x Creating CapitalMIDlet
        • x Creating Poster
        • x Creating PosterListener
        • x Creating Screen
        • x Creating WelcomeScreen
        • x Creating MainScreen
        • x Creating WaitingScreen
        • x Creating ResultsScreen
        • x Creating ErrorScreen
      • x Building and running in an emulator
      • x Deploying to a device
  • + SIP connections
    • + SIP API overview
      • x SIP architecture
      • x Main use cases
      • x SIP request methods
    • + Example: Creating a SIP INVITE session
      • x Prerequisites
      • x Implementation of the OriginatingInvite and TerminatingInvite MIDlets
      • + Developing the the OriginatingInvite and TerminatingInvite MIDlets
        • x Creating the project environment
        • x Implementing the OriginatingInvite MIDlet
        • x Implementing the TerminatingInvite MIDlet
        • x Building and running in an emulator
        • x Deploying to a device
  • + Bluetooth connections
    • + Bluetooth technology and JavaTM APIs for Bluetooth (JSR-82) overview
      • + Bluetooth connections
        • x