NetBeans Mobility Pack For CLDC/MIDP 5.5

Getting Started

• NetBeans Mobility Pack For CLDC/MIDP 5.5 Quick Start Guide
• Importing Existing Java ME MIDP/CLDC Source Code into NetBeans IDE 5.5
• Release Notes
• NetBeans Mobility Pack 5.5 Datasheet (PDF)
• NetBeans Mobility Pack FAQs
• Report Bugs

Latest Additions

• Write Once, Deploy Anywhere (NetBeans Magazine #3, May 2007)
• Tutorial and Flash Demo: Creating a Mobile-to-Web Service Application

Mobility Pack Tutorials & Articles

Designing Applications with the Visual Mobile Designer

• Adding and Editing Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG) Files in the Mobility Pack
• Visual Mobile Designer Custom Components: Creating Mobile Wait Screens
• Visual Mobile Designer Custom Components: Creating Mobile Tables
• Visual Mobile Designer Custom Components: Creating Mobile Splash Screens
• NetBeans Day Mobility Demo (Monitor Web Application)
• NetBeans Location Based Services Mobility Demo (Build an application supporting JSR-179)

Designing Applications for Multiple Devices

• Defining and Using Preprocessor Directives in the Mobility Pack
• Sony Ericsson: Sony Ericsson: Getting Started with On-Device Debugging for NetBeans
• On-Device Debugging with Sony Ericsson and the NetBeans Mobility Pack 5.0
• On-Device Debugging with the Siemens TC65 and the NetBeans Mobility Pack 5.0
• Flash Demo: Creating an application for the Siemens TC65 and TC45
• Blackberry Development Using NetBeans Mobility
• The Java ME Device Table

Writing End-to-End Applications

• Tutorial and Flash Demo: Creating a Mobile-to-Web Service Application
• NetBeans 5.0 End-to-End Demo
• Tech Tip: Deploy and Run Java ME Applications using the Sun Java Application Server

Testing J2ME Source Code

• NetBeans Tutorial:Testing Java ME Code in the Mobility Pack with JMUnit
• DevX.Com: JUnit Testing Using Java ME JUnit Frameworks
• Sony Ericsson: Unit Testing with Sony Ericsson Mobile JUnit

Other Mobility Pack Tutorials and Articles

• Creating Java ME Game Templates in NetBeans 5.5 Mobility Pack
• Developer.com: Building a J2ME Application in NetBeans 4.1
• Controlling Sony Ericsson Devices Remotely using the NetBeans IDE

Blogs

• Lukas Hasik's Blog
• Martin Brehovsky's Blog
• Fabiola's blog - en espanol
• Petr Suchomel's blog

JavaOne NetBeans Mobility Sessions

View the slides or watch the whole presentations from JavaOne:

JavaOne 2007

• TS-5628 - Developing Flashy Mobile Applications using SVG and JSR-226
• TS-5626 - Data Binding and Java ME
• LAB-6340 - Advanced Java ME Programming: Streaming Video From a Server to Your Device
• TS-9452 - Visual Development and Deployment of Advanced Mobile Applications
• Java ME Technical Sessions and Labs (General Listing and Schedule)

JavaOne 2006

• Using NetBeans Mobility Pack to Develop JSR-226 Applications
• Twelve Reasons to Use NetBeans Software: Episode 2
• NetBeans Mobility Pack and Sony Ericsson - Living up to Developer Expectations
• Other Java ME Technical Sessions (View multimedia or PDF)

JavaOne 2005

• NetBeans Mobility Pack: Living up to Developer Expectations
• Developing Mobile Applications That Utilize Web Services: A Sprint PCS Case Study
• Twelve Reasons to Use NetBeans

Related Sites

• Sun Developer Network - Home of Sun Java Wireless Toolkit
• Sun Developer Network Mobility Center - Here you can get info about how to create, test, certify, and market mobile Java applications.
• Sun Developer Network Tutorial and Code Camps