Wireless Java for Symbian Devices
Table of Contents
Section 1
1. Getting started
The development tools including a look at the SDK, emulator and Java tools
2. The Crystal Communicator reference design
An introduction to Crystal, the Crystal APIs and design considerations
3. The Quartz Communicator reference design
An introduction to Quartz, the anatomy of a Quartz application, APIs and tuning Java applications for Quartz
Section 2
4. Personal Java
The Symbian implementation, the timer classes, the capability interfaces and how they relate to Quartz and Crystal reference designs
5. JavaPhone
The JavaPhone architecture and working with JavaPhone
6. Games
Models for games, design issues and separation of distinct engine parts. Strategy games and action games design issues, case study - Whist
7. UI Guidelines
Creating a user interface that works, writing applications that look good and work well on constrained devices
8. Optimization
Guidelines for optimization, tools for optimization, and enhancing Java's performance
Section 3
9. Creating Wireless Services
Understanding the needs and wants of service providers and network operators, and how Java fits in with these
10. Security
Developing a secure environment, Symbian OS v6.0 security capabilities and security management in the future
11. Provisioning
The MID Profile, the Java service provisioning manager, Java Web Start, MExE - iBus//Mobile messaging service
12 Case studies
Digia Oy (Symbian Competence Center) - 'Simple Conference Service'
Telenor R&D - The 'Handheld Travel Assistant'
Section 4
13. JNI Programming
What is the Java Native Interface? JNI and Symbian OS
14. Looking to the Future
Beyond version 6, J2ME technologies, Jini, MExE and WAP
Book facts
- Author: Jonathan Allin
- Published by Symbian Press
- Publication date: August 2001
- 489 pages
- ISBN 0-471-48684-1
