This article was really informative. I am a Brew
developer and I also am a Java Developer. You however
can develop Java applications that also work on the
BREW Platform. So I can develop my applications in
Java and also port them to the Java devices and the
BREW enabled devices also.
What I dont like about the Japanese companies (telcos,
and handset makers) is that they cannot conform to
both the CLDC and the MIDP standard. Everyone wants
to put their special stuff which is killing Java.
Basically JAVA is not WRITE once and run everywhere
but it is
WRITE ONCE AND DEBUG EVERYWHERE
This defeats the purpose of Java. cant they
companies conform to one standard ?????
---Jay
A concerned Java and Brew developer
--- "JAPON.NET" <web@japon.net> wrote:
> Hel-lo
>
> Yesterday Asia BizTech published a nice short
> overview of the 3(4) Java
> implementations in Japan
>
> Mobile Java, BREW Start to Become Popular
> June 25, 2001
>
http://www.nikkeibp.asiabiztech.com/wcs/leaf?CID=onair/asabt/fw/133672
>
> See tables at the bottom
> Max app size: DoCoMo10K J-Phone30K AU50K
>
> And some interesting row titles:
> - Spec difference among mobile phone makers
> - Restriction features
> - Authorized servers to register appilcations
>
>
>
> Vincent J. Luna, Director
> --
> JAPON.NET llc.: Making Your Company Visible in Japan
> web_at_japon.net http://www.japon.net/web/
>
> iMode Eye: Independent Source on Japan's mBiz
> http://www.japon.net/imode/
> 日本のモバイルシーンを海外に！
> --
>
>
>
> [ Did you check the archives?
> http://www.appelsiini.net/keitai-l/ ]
>
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Received on Tue Jun 26 14:17:17 2001