NetBeans Mobility Pack For CLDC/MIDP 5.5
Getting Started
NetBeans Mobility Pack For CLDC/MIDP 5.5 Quick Start Guide Importing Existing Java ME MIDP/CLDC Source Code into NetBeans IDE 5.5 Release Notes NetBeans Mobility Pack 5.5 Datasheet (PDF) NetBeans Mobility Pack FAQs Report Bugs
Latest Additions
Write Once, Deploy Anywhere (NetBeans Magazine #3, May 2007) Tutorial and Flash Demo: Creating a Mobile-to-Web Service Application
Mobility Pack Tutorials & Articles
Designing Applications with the Visual Mobile Designer
Video Podcast: Creating a Mobile Application Menu Using Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) Video Podcast: Changing the Look and Feel of a Mobile Application Using SVG Video Podcast: Editing SVG Graphics with Hyperion Mobile Designer and Mobility Pack Adding and Editing Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG) Files in the Mobility Pack Visual Mobile Designer Custom Components: Creating Mobile Wait Screens Visual Mobile Designer Custom Components: Creating Mobile Tables Visual Mobile Designer Custom Components: Creating Mobile Splash Screens NetBeans Day Mobility Demo (Monitor Web Application) NetBeans Location Based Services Mobility Demo (Build an application supporting JSR-179)
Designing Applications for Multiple Devices
Defining and Using Preprocessor Directives in the Mobility Pack Sony Ericsson: Sony Ericsson: Getting Started with On-Device Debugging for NetBeans On-Device Debugging with Sony Ericsson and the NetBeans Mobility Pack 5.0 On-Device Debugging with the Siemens TC65 and the NetBeans Mobility Pack 5.0 Flash Demo: Creating an application for the Siemens TC65 and TC45 Blackberry Development Using NetBeans Mobility The Java ME Device Table
Writing End-to-End Applications
Tutorial and Flash Demo: Creating a Mobile-to-Web Service Application NetBeans 5.0 End-to-End Demo Tech Tip: Deploy and Run Java ME Applications using the Sun Java Application Server
Testing J2ME Source Code
NetBeans Tutorial:Testing Java ME Code in the Mobility Pack with JMUnit DevX.Com: JUnit Testing Using Java ME JUnit Frameworks Sony Ericsson: Unit Testing with Sony Ericsson Mobile JUnit
Other Mobility Pack Tutorials and Articles
Tech Tip: How to Fix the J2ME Wireless Toolkit After You Re-Install the Java Development Kit Creating Java ME Game Templates in NetBeans 5.5 Mobility Pack Developer.com: Building a J2ME Application in NetBeans 4.1 How to create and use Mobile Class Library with NetBeans 4.0 How to create a J2ME MIDP RSS Reader application with NetBeans 4.0 Controlling Sony Ericsson Devices Remotely using the NetBeans IDE
Blogs
JavaOne NetBeans Mobility Sessions
View the slides or watch the whole presentations from JavaOne:
JavaOne 2007
TS-5628 - Developing Flashy Mobile Applications using SVG and JSR-226 TS-5626 - Data Binding and Java ME LAB-6340 - Advanced Java ME Programming: Streaming Video From a Server to Your Device TS-9452 - Visual Development and Deployment of Advanced Mobile Applications Java ME Technical Sessions and Labs (General Listing and Schedule)
JavaOne 2006
Using NetBeans Mobility Pack to Develop JSR-226 Applications Twelve Reasons to Use NetBeans Software: Episode 2 NetBeans Mobility Pack and Sony Ericsson - Living up to Developer Expectations Other Java ME Technical Sessions (View multimedia or PDF)
JavaOne 2005
NetBeans Mobility Pack: Living up to Developer Expectations Developing Mobile Applications That Utilize Web Services: A Sprint PCS Case Study Twelve Reasons to Use NetBeans
Related Sites
Sun Developer Network - Home of Sun Java Wireless Toolkit Sun Developer Network Mobility Center - Here you can get info about how to create, test, certify, and market mobile Java applications. Sun Developer Network Tutorial and Code Camps
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