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mememe
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Posted: 2003-12-01 19:14
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Hello,
I recently aquired a P800 and i am eager to start developing software for it. I can however not find any good information on what's really required to write java applications for it.

I've read that it uses the j2m sdk, but does the p800 use a revamped sdk or something? there is a link on SE's site that poitns to a zip that's called something like "ericsson j2m sdk".. but the target zip is not a valid zip.archive.

Furthermore, is the j2m sdk the only thing i need? what is personal java? can't find any info on that on sun.com.. could it be that i can write apps in j2m sdk, jar them and install them on my P800, just that i can't access SE specific API's (vibrator etc)?

i also heard something about mips sdk or similar.. i'm a little confused here and would really like to get started

any info much appreciated!
artemiy
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Posted: 2003-12-01 19:18
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Sorry i want making applications and games too, but with mophun. How to? 10x.

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pzboyz
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Posted: 2003-12-02 13:50
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@mememe

I am looking at the same thing at the moment. You need to learn how to created MIDlets. You can find all the guidance you need from wireless.java.sun.

Steps are:
[1] Install J2SE SDK
[2] Install J2ME Wireless Toolkit
[3] Write .java files with text editor
[3a] Run on simulator in KToolbar
[4] Create .jar/.jad files load them on a real phone

In [3a] you only need the SonyEricsson simulator that plugs into KToolbar if you want to use SE proprietry Java packages.
mememe
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Posted: 2003-12-02 16:05
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Ah, i see. thank you very much.

How about PersonalJava vs J2M? I hear PersonalJava is derrived from java 1.1 or similar? any advantages over either? or is J2M just replacing PJ?
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