- JavaME SDK 3.0 Early Access has been released. What I am really like with this is the upcoming support for Mac OS X (but when?). Read more here and here.
- Eclipse MTJ 0,9 has been released, EclipseME has grown into the the Eclipse Foundation Mobile Tools for Java (MTJ) project. Read more here and here.
- Netbeans 6.5RC1 is out, with a lot of interesting new mobility features as always, for example The Visual databinding, look very nice :-)
- A upgrade for Netbeans Mobility Microemulator Plugin - Solaris, Mac OS, Linux. It is very nice to be able to develop JavaME applications in Mac OS X instead of using Vmware and windows XP. Karol Harezlak, Thanks for that!!
Thoughts on java, Qt, mobility, wireless, photographing and other technical things. Ove works as IT-consultant & Professional studio photographer at OJN data, https://www.ojn.se/
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Monday, October 27, 2008
the JavaME mobility future look very nice
A lot of interesting Java Mobility thing is happen right now in mobilty area, I was thinking about:
Tuesday, May 08, 2007
JavaOne also have the CommunityOne event
The day before JavaOne starts, Sun had a free event called CommunityOne. There were sessions about Netbeans, Glassfish (Sun's JavaEE server), OpenJDK/Mobile & Embedded, Web 2.0, Linux/Solaris and OpenSolaris.
I took session's about next release of Netbeans, Netbeans 6.0 (It is now also possible to download a special release of Netbeans for the JavaOne event, this release is called Netbeans 6.0 Preview). I was very impressed about the new included Netbeans profiler, it look very useful!!
Netbeans's mobility pack now also support the Sun Spot technology, there was a great demo from Bob Beasly, he had used Sun Spots to train his dog over the internet. It was a great demo!!
I took session's about next release of Netbeans, Netbeans 6.0 (It is now also possible to download a special release of Netbeans for the JavaOne event, this release is called Netbeans 6.0 Preview). I was very impressed about the new included Netbeans profiler, it look very useful!!
Netbeans's mobility pack now also support the Sun Spot technology, there was a great demo from Bob Beasly, he had used Sun Spots to train his dog over the internet. It was a great demo!!
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