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Chris Smith
Good day, everyone.
I've finally decided to bite the bullet and start working out J2ME in my
spare time in anticipation of a future project at work. The most
serious difficulties here seem to be related not to programming, but
rather logistics. I'm wondering if anyone's found a good solution to
these issues and is willing to share.
- Phone pricing is heavily inflated because everyone else is getting
huge discounts for new service agreements. Reasonable J2ME phone
development would seem to require at least phones implementing each of
MIDP 1.0 and 2.0, preferably with at least two vastly different screen
sizes in each MIDP version. At the moment, that looks like a close-to-
US$2000 investment, which is way beyond my means. Any better plans,
besides the "test in an emulator and pray a lot" approach? In my
experience so far, effortless portability is basically non-existent with
J2ME, so emulators don't impress me much.
- Is there a wireless provider out there that will allow up to four or
five phones on the same phone line? Better yet, will any provider work
with several of those phones simultaneously connected to the internet?
Also, I'm working with EclipseME, which I like very much so far... but
are there other tools I should look at, preferably inside of Eclipse?
Thanks,
--
www.designacourse.com
The Easiest Way To Train Anyone... Anywhere.
Chris Smith - Lead Software Developer/Technical Trainer
MindIQ Corporation
I've finally decided to bite the bullet and start working out J2ME in my
spare time in anticipation of a future project at work. The most
serious difficulties here seem to be related not to programming, but
rather logistics. I'm wondering if anyone's found a good solution to
these issues and is willing to share.
- Phone pricing is heavily inflated because everyone else is getting
huge discounts for new service agreements. Reasonable J2ME phone
development would seem to require at least phones implementing each of
MIDP 1.0 and 2.0, preferably with at least two vastly different screen
sizes in each MIDP version. At the moment, that looks like a close-to-
US$2000 investment, which is way beyond my means. Any better plans,
besides the "test in an emulator and pray a lot" approach? In my
experience so far, effortless portability is basically non-existent with
J2ME, so emulators don't impress me much.
- Is there a wireless provider out there that will allow up to four or
five phones on the same phone line? Better yet, will any provider work
with several of those phones simultaneously connected to the internet?
Also, I'm working with EclipseME, which I like very much so far... but
are there other tools I should look at, preferably inside of Eclipse?
Thanks,
--
www.designacourse.com
The Easiest Way To Train Anyone... Anywhere.
Chris Smith - Lead Software Developer/Technical Trainer
MindIQ Corporation