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Beginning Java ™ ME

Platform

Ray Rischpater

Beginning Java ™ ME Platform

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Contents at a Glance

About the Author ................................................................xvii

About the Technical Reviewer ......................................................xix

Acknowledgments ...............................................................xxi

Introduction ....................................................................xxiii

PART 1 ■■■ Getting Started

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Mapping the Java Jungle .......................................3

CHAPTER 2

Shrinking Java to Fit ...........................................19

CHAPTER 3

Getting Started with the NetBeans IDE .........................33

Intermezzo

PART 2 ■■■ CLDC Development with MIDP

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Introducing MIDlets ............................................83

CHAPTER 5

Building User Interfaces .......................................97

CHAPTER 6

Storing Data Using the Record Store ..........................133

CHAPTER 7

Accessing Files and Other Data ...............................161

CHAPTER 8

Using the Java Mobile Game API ..............................193

Intermezzo

PART 3 ■■■ CDC Development

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Introducing Xlets and the Personal Basis Profile ...............223

CHAPTER 10 Introducing Applets and the Advanced Graphics

and User Interface ............................................253

CHAPTER 11 Using Remote Method Invocation .............................273

CHAPTER 1

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CHAPTER 4

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CHAPTER 9

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Intermezzo

PART 4 ■■■ Communicating with the

Rest of the World

CHAPTER 12 Accessing Remote Data on the Network .......................293

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CHAPTER 13 Accessing Web Services ......................................331

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CHAPTER 14 Messaging with the Wireless Messaging API ..................373

Intermezzo

PART 5 ■■■ Other Java ME Interfaces

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CHAPTER 16 Rendering Multimedia Content ................................447

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CHAPTER 17 Finding Your Way .............................................499

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CHAPTER 18 Seeking a Common Platform ..................................523

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A PPENDIX

Finding Java APIs .............................................539

INDEX .......................................................................543

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CHAPTER 15 Securing Java ME Applications ................................413

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