java-me

Sorry if what I'm about to ask you is a silly question, but since I'm taking my first steps into j2me I have to do it. I know that you can have multiple screens in a single MIDlet, but that doesn't seem to be a good idea when you're going to have a considerable number of screens(more than 10) as it would end up in a complete mess. So here's the question(not sure if possible), how do you usually organize your code in a j2me project? Or do you put everything inside a single MIDlet or do you separate your code into different MIDlets, one per screen, as we usually do in web or desktop applications

I am configuring my J2ME app to get an event from the push registry on receipt of an SMS. Would I be able to access the SMS message, before it reaches the inbox? I have read that messages sent to port0 of the mobile go directly to native inbox and we can't access it. Is there any way of diverting or even sniffing these messages so as to perform an operation on them from within the J2ME app. According to this discussion, it is not possible to receive a SMS on port 0 using a MIDlet before it enters the inbox. And while I am not familiar with the Wireless Messaging API, various other posts seems

I am new to BlackBerry application development and trying to make a simple application to turn my flash light on as a torch. I know there are several applications that do this already, but I would like to try do it on my own. I have installed eclipse and all the necesary add on to get my development environment running. I have also successfully create the stock standard hello world application. I am however struggling to find out how to do this. I have been reading through the API documentation and started playing with FlashControl , VideoControl and SnapshotControl . These however don't seem

Looking for a toolkit/SDK for general Blackberry development or application toolkits. Anything like an MVC framework? My understanding is that blackberry's OS is Java ME - based, and that there's a decent development kit for them. I presume you have already looked over everything here ... you can find a lot of information, including the development kit download link. Regarding model-view-controller, there's no particular framework to my knowledge, but I don't see why you wouldn't be able to take MVC as an approach in the paradigmatic sense. Google has resources out there on java developers

There are so many app stores for any kind of platform out there, but when I try to find a good store to buy and sell j2me apps, I find some, but no really big one or defacto standard like I was used to have for the palm os (sites like palmgear sell nearly every program ever made for the palm and not only a subset). Is there a store which I havn't found yet? Or is the j2me market dead? There is no standard app store for j2me apps, and nither didexist for any other platform until Apple had invented the iPhone one. Since the Apple app sotre, almost all vendors created one, such as OVI for Nokia,

I just can't find an up-to-date chart about which mobile devices support which Java Micro Edition version. I'm especially interested in Nokia smartphones and their support for the new JME 3.0 . (I wonder that Sun doesn't seems to provide such information.) Please, provide me some links, if you know any! EDIT: I'm probably mixing things up: MIDP seems to be the mobile Java platform , while J2ME 3.0 is a SDK for it, right? Nokia device specs, including supported JSRs: http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/ michael aubert You can also have a look at benchmark results as they sometime give a good