J2ME Programming/Philips J-Ware

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[edit] Introduction

Philips J-ware JVM for MIDP devices runs on Philips Real time Kernel and Linux on ARM 7 and ARM 9 processors using the OMAP application processor from TI("J-ware." J-Ware high performance, fast time to market.).

[edit] J-Ware Version 1.0

  • MIDP Devices
    • MIDP 2.0
    • CLDC 1.0/CLDC1.1
    • WMA 1.1 JSR 120
    • MMAPI 1.1 JSR 135
    • 3D Graphics JSR 184
    • PIM/FileConnection JSR 75
    • JTWI 1.0 JSR 185

[edit] Deployed Devices

[edit] Conclusion

[edit] See Also


[edit] References


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