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Java™ Development on PDAs: Building Applications for PocketPC and Palm Devices
By Daryl Wilding-McBride
 
Publisher: Addison Wesley
Pub Date: June 05, 2003
ISBN: 0-201-71954-1
Pages: 256


   Copyright
   Preface
      What This Book Is About
      Scope
      Audience
      Conventions
      Development Environment
      Acknowledgments
   Chapter 1.  Java 2, Micro Edition: Configurations, Profiles, and Virtual Machines
      J2ME Configurations
      CLDC Profiles
      CLDC Optional Packages
      CDC Profiles
      Summary
   Chapter 2.  Which PDA?
      Why Choose?
      Top Factors in Choosing a PDA for Java
      Which Java on Which PDA?
      Palm Models
      Summary
   Chapter 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 Devices
      Running Java Applications on the PocketPC
      Summary
   Chapter 4.  Things to Think About When Designing for Small Devices
      Design Issue 1桟onstrained Computational Capability
      Design Issue 2桟onstrained Screen Size
      Design Issue 3桟onstrained Memory Size
      Summary
   Chapter 5.  The User Interface
      User Interfaces in MIDP
      Displayable
      User Interfaces in PersonalJava
      Summary
   Chapter 6.  Storing Information
      Storing Information Using MIDP
      The RMS APIs
      Code Example
      Record Listeners
      Palm OS Implementation of Record Stores
      Other Java Databases
      Storing Information with PersonalJava
      Summary
   Chapter 7.  Networking
      Introduction
      Networking on Palm Devices
      The Generic Connection Framework
      Example
      Internet Access from the Palm Device
      Networking on the PocketPC
      Summary
   Chapter 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 a Palm Device
      Palm ImageViewer
      PocketPC Version
      Summary
   Chapter 9.  Futures
      Technologies
      Specifications
   Appendix A.  Packages in CLDC
   Appendix B.  Extensions of CLDC Provided by MIDP
   Appendix C.  Jeode -D Properties
      jeode.evm.memory.size
      jeode.evm.memory.overallSize
      jeode.evm.memory.sysLimit
      jeode.evm.memory.sysStart
      jeode.evm.memory.sysExtend
      jeode.evm.memory.javaLimit
      jeode.evm.memory.javaStart
      jeode.evm.memory.javaExtend
      jeode.evm.memory.stackSize
      jeode.evm.memory.stackOverflowZone
   Appendix D.  Jeode -X Options
      -X
      -X@:<filename>
      -Xdebug
      -Xlinenum
      -Xms
      -Xmx
      -Xnoclassgc
      -Xnoprogressbar
      -Xnoverify
      -Xoss
      -Xprofile
      -Xrun
      -Xrunjdwp
      -Xss
      -Xverify
      -Xverifyremote
      -Xversion
      -Xwinceconsole and -Xnowinceconsole (Windows CE targets only)
   Appendix E.  JDK 1.1.8 Demonstrations on PersonalJava 1.2
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