J2ME Development Bible 1377

Author: Kauf (USA), translated by Pan Ying, Wang Lei
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This is a comprehensive reference book for all Java developers, covering all aspects of J2ME knowledge. It explains the basic architecture and functions of J2ME, summarizes the differences between J2ME, J2SE, and J2EE, and delves into the key content required for building J2ME databases, such as commands, items, event handling, low-level and high-level display interfaces. It also introduces advanced mobile development technologies, including security, Web services, memory management, and storage. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, this book is the best resource for understanding and leveraging J2ME to develop mobile applications and services. Java has evolved from a platform-specific programming language into a robust, vendor-neutral server-side technology, enabling the IT industry to fully explore the immense potential of Web-centric applications. This book is divided into five parts: J2ME Basics, J2ME User Interface, J2ME Data Management, J2ME Personal Memory Manager Configuration, and J2ME Networking and Web Services. It combines practical examples to explain the knowledge and techniques required for developing J2ME, Web services, PDA, and mobile phone applications. Additionally, it provides detailed reference guides for developing J2ME-based application software, using application development packages, databases, and Web services, along with comprehensive examples and application programming interfaces to help readers fully understand the basic architecture and various advanced technologies of J2ME. This book is suitable for all Java programmers, J2EE experts, and related personnel to study and reference, making it an ideal resource for J2ME developers of all levels.