Hello,
I found DoCOMo does not provide a free implementation of the Doja technology
in source code form and I should not be able to add my APIs. There are
certain improper softkey events and layoutmangers that i would love to
change. There is only stub source available with only function names, I saw
that through donloading the doja kit. Hmm
Another Loving Question:
I know that my hardware can run a java program. Obviously it got the KVM or
if not we have to port. Suppose i have full open source code and i can
modify that.
You can look through it http://tronweb.super-nova.co.jp/tronnews03-7.html
I am thinking that once i run my Doja profile above CLDC n KVM for my
hardware , I would be able to run the application perfectly with access to
my own server without i-mode.
This all sticking my mind to think that the handsets are not the only choice
for developing the i-mode application.
Actually Handsets are designed to be i-mode compatible. The subscribers
assign the IP addess to the handsets so that they can access the i-mode
official sites.
For the non official sites (my own server) my own hardware can access
without i-mode with some modifications to KVM. For official sites , yes
there can be restriction as my hardware have not been assigned the related
IP address that i-mode server can identify.
I think it is posssible to bypass i-mode server , still developing i-mode
appliations... No hardware currently does that... But idea is not bad to
develop our own?
Cheers n Smile
Kapil
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[mailto:keitai-l-bounce@appelsiini.net]On Behalf Of Kapil Sharma
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 6:45 PM
To: keitai-l@appelsiini.net
Subject: (keitai-l) Re: ubiquitous communicators and i-mode
Thanks,
But Surely I would like to know -
1) How the i-mode handsets access the i-mode n/w. Hope every handset is
designed to have specific Unique identification number or IP address.
2) Now that if i have a Hardware platform that i specified below as T-engine
, and suppose I ported the Doja profile into the hardware(Consider it for
now). Now can i say that i should be able to run the standalone i-appli
application referred as MApplication.
3) Ok Now considering about the internet access I would like to know the
restriction. Now this hardware platform can access the internet through its
own browser. Can I not utilize the same http connection without the i-mode
network to access to my own server.
4) I know this is a little bit odd?? But what is present in the whole
MIDP+CLDC+System software that utilizes the i-mode network. Can i not
bypass the i-mode.
I think we can and Any idea can be implemented. Plz join me.
Thanks
Kapil
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From: keitai-l-bounce@appelsiini.net
[mailto:keitai-l-bounce@appelsiini.net]On Behalf Of Mohit Sindhwani
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 2:39 AM
To: keitai-l@appelsiini.net
Subject: (keitai-l) Re: ubiquitous communicators and i-mode
Hi Kapil,
I have not heard anything to do with the UC that seems to suggest that
it may support i-mode. You may want to check with T-Engine Forum/
Personal Media Corporation/ UCT for more information about it. As for
ported extensions, I am not sure if/ when they will be released.
Two implementations of J2ME are available to TEF members (maybe only A
Level, I'm not sure) right now. I don't think other APIs have been
ported yet.
Cheers
Mohit.
Kapil Sharma wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When calling about i-mode. Am i correct if i can say that only the
handsets
> can access the i-mode network.
>
> I m interested in getting the information whether i-mode network are
> available to ubiquitous communicators. Ubiquitous communicators can
access
> internet directly and hope they can run applets too.
>
> That means handsets are the only choice for developing i-appli
application.
>
> But how can we develop the client applications on UC. I have heared of
Java
> implementation environment on T-engine as CDC+FP+PBP. I have T-engine so
how
> i can download the Profiles, what license are required. Can i use Doja
> APIs..
>
> About UC not supporting i-mode network thus i have founded a link
>
> http://tronweb.super-nova.co.jp/tronnews03-7.html
>
>
> Seeing the T-engine Architecture it seems that T-wireless NTTDocomo
> Technology is coming under ported extensions and not porting(under
> constuction). Therefore I wonder if they are not available in new
generation
> UC.
>
> UC will be acting as Zombo therefore will be a futuristic Client of
i-mode.
>
> Therefore I m confused about UC as an i-mode client.
>
> I know that UC can be a HTTP client.
>
> Can anyone throw some light on this.
>
> Thanks
> Kapil
>
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