March 2002
Intermediate to advanced
480 pages
18h 40m
English
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J2ME Specifications
All of the J2ME configurations and profiles have been developed as part of the Java Community Process (JCP). The JCP brings together leading players in the relevant industries with the aim of agreeing on a common specification to which they can all design their products. Each configuration or profile started out as a Java Specification Request(JSR), which describes the scope of the work to be done and an outline of the areas to be covered. An expert group is assembled to create the specification, which is then subject to an internal ballot and revision before being made available for public review. Following public review and a possible last revision, the final draft is produced, and the JSR is completed.
The current list of JSRs, including those that have been completed, can be found on the JCP web site at http://jcp.org/jsr/all/. The JSRs that define the current J2ME configurations and profiles are as follows:
|
Number |
Scope |
|---|---|
|
JSR 30 |
J2ME Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) |
|
JSR 37 |
Mobile Information Device Profile for the J2ME Platform (MIDP) |
|
JSR 75 |
PDA Profile for the J2ME Platform |
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JSR 36 |
J2ME Connected Device Configuration (CDC) |
|
JSR 46 |
J2ME Foundation Profile |
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JSR 129 |
Personal Basis Profile Specification |
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JSR 62 |
Personal Profile Specification |
|
JSR 66 |
J2ME RMI Profile |
|
JSR 134 |
Java Game Profile |
There is also work in progress that is not directly related to any configuration or profile:
|
Number |
Scope |
|---|---|
|
JSR 82 |
Java APIs for Bluetooth ... |
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