Description
This class is intended for individuals and organizations developing Java applications that run on the Palm or Pocket PC.
The three (3) day class will be a mixture of hands-on training and lecture. The prerequisite for this class is a basic
understanding of the Java programming language. The class will focus on the Palm emulator. However, the necessary
infrastructure and instructor knowledge is available if students bring their own Pocket PC devices (and cradles).
Duration
3 days
Audience
Individuals and organizations developing Java applications that run on the Palm or Pocket PC
Prerequisites
Participants should have already taken ED110+ED400, or
ED410 – or have an equivalent knowledge of Java programming and Eclipse-based tools experience.
Practical experience as a professional Java programmer is a plus.
Details
Topics:
- Description of the development process for Handheld Devices
- Design and implementation of User Interface for Handheld Devices
- Creation of build and run macros
- Configuration of WebSphere Studio Device Developer to support debugging within the Palm Emulator
- Exporting code from WebSphere Studio Device Developer and the building of PRC files
- Installation of application PRCs and the necessary support files
- Native debugging on the Palm
- Team development in WebSphere Studio Device Developer
- Introduction to Industry standards such as J2ME, CDC, MIDP and PDAP
- User interface development
- Using MIDP
- Using AWT
- Best practices
- Persisting data to DB2 Everyplace on Palm
Materials
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