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Is it possible to avoid the pause between pointerPressed and pointerDragged?

Is it possible to avoid the pause between pointerPressed and pointerDragged? 9 February 2010, 8:08 pm ivanavdeyev

sample eswt application for Nokia N97

hello i am new in eswt and LWUIT api i am new comers in development of Nokia N97 Application i have seen lot of articles of eswt control in many link but i can not find some sample application source code and its link in net i have also not find anything new in the LWUIT api based application i also need some sample application screen shots and source code link of... 9 February 2010, 7:39 pm yatin_indianic

Observer handle for portrait/landscape mode???

Hello, I have 2 Questions: 1.) Is it possible to open local (f.e. on a memory card) html-files from J2ME in the browser (if I open directly from filemanager, it opens the html-file in browser)? 2.) Is there any way something like an observer which constantly observes if phone is in portrait or landscape mode, and then handles? EXAMPLE: I open the J2ME app. If... 9 February 2010, 7:35 pm carsamba55

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How to utilize different keyboards in Java ME

Reviewer Approved    Contents 1 Overview 2 Keyboard types 3 Issues with the half-QWERTY keyboard 4 About the scancodes 5 Extra system properties 6 Different keypad and keyboard layouts in high-level UIs 7 Different keypad and keyboard layouts in low-level UIs 8 Example MIDlet 9 Source code:... 30 September 2009, 4:13 am Deepikagohil

Speech Recognization in Java ME

Billions of Java™ Micro Edition (Java ME platform) devices are already launched.World's 90% mobile shipped inbuilt JVM.This enables thousands of java based application can be installed and can be used to connect to your loved ones.All time running Network is in your pocket now.Lots of content are being delivered to and from devices to servers.Main Limitation of today's devices are like... 26 September 2009, 10:59 pm Kalki

Help obtaining GPS fix

Reviewer Approved    ID Creation date September 18, 2009 Platform MIDP 2.0 Tested on devices S60,S40 All Category Java ME Subcategory Location Keywords (APIs, classes, methods, functions) : GPS, Location API, JSR179, JSR-179 There have been many posts on the Java Forum regarding the... 24 September 2009, 9:53 am Yashwanth.krishnan

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Mixins in JavaFX 1.2 Technology

With the release of version 1.2 of JavaFX technology, developers have a new style of class inheritance: a mixin. A mixin is a type of class that can be inherited by a subclass, but it is not meant for instantiation. In this manner, mixins are similar to interfaces in the Java programming language. However, the difference is that mixins may actually define method bodies and class variables in... 5 October 2010, 8:00 pm cmsadmin

Relax! Java is not going away ;-)

It's been a few quite tumultuous days. Time to relax and close out the week with a smile. Check out this Official Oracle Corporation Web Video ... Cheers, -- Terrence http://terrencebarr.wordpress.com/2010/02/05/relax-java-is-not-going-away/ Community: ... 5 February 2010, 3:43 pm terrencebarr

Oracle+Sun: Java News Round-Up, Part 3

I was tied up in meetings most of the day yesterday so part 3 of the news round-up comes a day late ... apologies. Today, I'd like to summarize the highlights around developer communities and developer engagement under the Oracle+Sun announcements ... (Terrence Barr) ... 4 February 2010, 5:55 pm terrencebarr

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Latest articles from Forum Nokia Blogs: Java http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/rss_entry_feed.rss?mode=topic&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fsw.nokia.com%2FFN-1%2FTopic%2Fjava

Some goodies for Java ME developers

If you're a Java ME developer on our Symbian platforms, you will probably be interested in some goodies posted to the Wiki recently: How to install Java ME apps using .sis files   Launching Java ME apps at phone startup Now the Java ME interface to the API Bridge is available: http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/J2ME_Api_Bridge_Interface . If you don't know what that... 23 December 2009, 2:58 am dcrocha

Installing Java ME apps and WRT widgets using .sis files

Hi all, Long time no see! I haven't posted here for a while, blame it on the N97 (long story) and my moving to the U.S. to be part of the Forum Nokia Americas team in the Silicon Valley. Anyway, now I'm back. I'm here to update you on an example I wrote for some company that wanted to install their Java ME application along with some native components as a single .sis file. This has... 25 November 2009, 2:41 am dcrocha

Java Roadmaps presented at Symbian Exchange

I participated Symbian Exchange in London last week. We had a small Birds of Feather session there about Runtimes on Symbian. For that I prepared a small roadmap presentation giving out information of what new features our future Java Runtime releases will contain for developers. It's a roadmap and work in progress so any changes should be expected. At the BOF I also discussed of our... 2 November 2009, 8:37 pm Aleksi

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eSWT and Java vs. Qt on Symbian

If you are considering to develop an application for the Symbian platform there is a great chance that you have been recommended (especially by Nokia ) to use Qt for the task. I have a somewhat different recommendation for you, I actually advise to use eSWT and MIDP . It is true that Qt will be the primary technology for applications starting with Symbian S^4 release. However, according... 25 January 2010, 10:58 pm

Story behind the code

Your reasons may vary but if you are a software developer you are probably reading code. And you have probably noticed some piece of code that does not make much sense, and would have been done better. First assumption is code is badly written because it was written by a bad developer. Actually, a good part of bad written code is developed by developers who are capable of producing good... 6 December 2009, 2:56 pm

Help for MIDP friends

eSWT developers usually come from two different backgrounds. Those who are familiar with desktop Java GUIs especially SWT that are starting to do mobile development or seasoned MIDP developers who are looking for advanced UI features for their applications. Looking at the questions coming from the later group of developers on forums, a common theme is about how to implement something that... 19 November 2009, 12:23 pm

 
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