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Porting MIDP describes how to port the MIDP Reference Implementation to a mobile device. By the end of chapter two you should have a simple, although perhaps not entirely functional, port of the MIDP Reference Implementation. It will not be tailored for your device. The remaining chapters will help you make your port fully functional and customized for your device. The chapters typically include details of how to port any native code associated with a module (such as persistent storage, or the audio building block) and suggestions for customizing it.
Because this guide includes customization information, Porting MIDP could be useful for optimizing a MIDP implementation for increased speed or decreased footprint, as well as being useful for porting. The organization of the guide, however, reflects the tasks for porting MIDP to a new device.
This guide assumes that you have already installed the product, as described in Installing MIDP, and that you are familiar with the MIDP 2.0 Specification. You can download the specification from http://jcp.org/jsr/detail/118.jsp.
This book has the following chapters:
Chapter 1 introduces MIDP and its architecture, and the high-level requirements for porting MIDP to a new device.
Chapter 2 describes the first steps in porting MIDP to a new platform.
Chapter 3 describes the event model.
Chapter 4 gives you information on porting the persistent storage module, the record management system (RMS)
Chapter 5 gives advice on making a port of the user-interface thread-safe.
Chapter 6 covers some topics in porting the MIDP user-interface, including the game package.
Chapter 7 discusses the security functionality of the MIDP Reference Implementation.
Chapter 8 discusses porting the MIDP network protocols.
Chapter 9 gives you information on porting the persistent storage module, the application management system (AMS).
Chapter 10 discusses porting the push functionality of MIDP.
Chapter 11 describes porting the audio building block.
Chapter 12 describes how to build MIDP.
Appendix A lists the targets in the build environment.
Appendix B lists the configuration options in the build environment.
Appendix C is the reference documentation generated by the Javadoc ™ tool for the com.sun.midp.ssl package.
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