Secrets of the Wireless Elite: Alexei Polyakov

By John Papageorge
2005-05-05


Resources
• Alexei Polyakov's "Gaijin" application, which helps people learn Japanese, was written using J2ME.

• " J2ME: General Connection Framework" ( developerWorks, January 2004), part of the four-installment developerWorks series J2ME 101 , describes networking support in J2ME.

• Another article in the J2ME 101 series, " J2ME: Inside the Record Management System" ( developerWorks, December 2003), covers persistent storage in J2ME and MIDP.

• " Networking with J2ME" ( developerWorks, September 2002) is an overview of networking with Java on small devices.

• Building custom GUI elements with Java is covered in " Custom GUI development with MIDP 2.0" ( developerWorks, May 2003).

• " Multimedia Messaging Service"( developerWorks, September 2002) is an introduction to MMS.

• Some tips and tricks for securing J2ME applications can be found in the article " J2ME and Cryptography" ( developerWorks, May 2002).

Tutorial Pages:
» Use Compression to Keep Costs Down and Performance Up
» Notes from Japan
» What Developers Should Know ...
» ... and What They Should Avoid
» What Challenges do Developers Face?
» Who Has the Killer Mobile App?
» Application Examples
» Lessons Learned in Japan
» In Conclusion
» Resources


First published by IBM DeveloperWorks

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