I think he was asking about actual phones, which I'm personally out of
touch with at this point.
For those that do not already know, MOTODEV studio is built on top of
EclipseME...
On Apr 24, 2008, at 10:19 PM, Eduardo Oliveira wrote:
Actually there is the MOTODEV Studio too, the new SDK from Motorola.
I used at home, and it's really nice... all pre-integrated and
packaged with Eclipse Europa.
The SDK is for JavaME, and have
Bluetooth Service: enables Bluetooth communication among multiple
emulated handsets
WMA Test Server: enables multiple emulated handsets to send and
receive SMS and MMS messages
SIMConfig Service: allows the user to create SIM card configurations
that can be used with emulated handsets
Libraries for Java ME development for Motorola handsets, including
CLDC 1.1, MIDP 2.0, JSR 75, 120, 135, 172, 177, 184, 185, 205, and
many other Motorola specific APIs, such as Secondary Display API and
Scalable Image Enhancements
MWay: loads MIDlets onto handsets via USB cable and generates system
logs for debugging (Motorola OS handsets only)
Signing Tool: allows you to import certificates and then sign MIDlet
suites with them. Consult Motorola's application testing and signing
procedures for Java ME for details
Config Tool: provides an easy way to read/write some specific
internal handset configurations
Update Manager: keeps installed components up to date; responsible
for authenticating the user, downloading, and installing new features
NetBeans Project support: imports NetBeans Projects into the MOTODEV
Studio workspace
Sample MIDlets and tutorials
Context-sensitive Help and integrated documentation that includes
Javadocs, user guides, and Motorola device specifications listing
supported Java and Motorola APIs as well as media formats
and more...
Just to compare with others...
Eduardo.
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 6:40 PM, Michael Schlagmueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hello....
Next month I'm going to buy a new mobile. Since I do a lot of J2ME
programming I want to get one which is capable of the debug on device
feature.
I know that my Sony T630 worked great with EclipseME and the debug on
device feature, but it is a bit outdated.
The main question es whether Nokia or Sony are the better mobiles for
programming and debugging.
Maybe a can get some comments here about your experience....
Thanks
Michael
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