The document discusses JUGL meeting dates in March, April and May and seeks speakers. It then provides an overview of using Netbeans 6.0 to develop visual mobile applications, including what Netbeans and Java ME are, how the CLDC and MIDP specifications define the Java ME architecture, and a demo of Netbeans' visual tools for developing mobile user interfaces and applications. Resources for learning more about Netbeans mobility support are listed at the end.

1. JUGL Next dates
• March, 10
• April, 14
• May, 19
• 18h30, room & subjects to confirm
• Speakers wanted :)

2. Visual Mobile
Applications with
Netbeans 6.0

3. Agenda
What is Netbeans?
What is Java ME?
CLDC & MIDP
Visual Mobile Builder Demo!
What To Do/Where To Go

4. What Is NetBeans?
• A comprehensive, modular Java IDE
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Out-of-box support for Java SE, Java EE, Java ME
Large set of 3rd party modules (plug-in's)
Intuitive drag-and-drop development
Debugger, Profiler, Refactoring, etc...
• Free and open-source based
> Open source since June, 2000
> Large community of users and developers
• A platform for building applications
> Rich client Java applications
> Rich framework of windows, menus, tool bars, actions

5. What's New In NetBeans 6.0?
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Code editor enhancements
Ruby, JRuby, & Ruby on Rails support
Easier installation and upgrading
Swing GUI data binding
Integrated profiling, profiling “points”
Integrated visual web features
Mobility graphical game builder
SOA & UML enhancements
Netbeans platform enhancements

6. Java ME Architecture
Profile(s)
(e.g. MIDP)
Configuration (JVM / Libraries)
(e.g. CLDC, CDC)
Host Operating System

7. CLDC
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Connected, Limited Device “Configuration”
For Devices with network connectivity
But have little memory (~100's KB)
“... a highly-portable, minimum-footprint Java
application development platform for resourceconstrained, connected devices”
• Examples: Cell phones, two-way pagers, PDAs,
organizers, home appliances, low-end TV settop boxes, and point-of-sale (POS) terminals.

8. Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP)
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Version 2.0 – JSR 118
Profile for mobile information devices
MIDP application is called a MIDlet
Works on top of CLDC
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Application delivery & billing
Application lifecycle & signing
End-to-end security
Server push model
Networking & Persistent storage
Sound, Timers, User Interface

9. MIDP 2.0 User Interface APIs
Displayable
Canvas
Alert
Form
List
Screen
TextBox
ChoiceGroup
DateField
Guage
ImageItem
StringItem
SplashScreen
TextField
Form Items
WaitScreen

10. Sun Wireless Toolkit for Java
• Implementation of CLDC & MIDP
> And also... WMA, MMAPI, JTWI, J2ME Web Services,
PDAP, Bluetooth and OBEX, Mobile 3D Graphics
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Emulator
OTA support
Cryptographic Support
Obfuscator
Pre-verifier

11. Netbeans 6.0 Mobility Support
• Uses Sun Wireless Toolkit for Java
• Drag-and-drop graphical user interface
• Device fragmentation support

12. demo

13. Netbeans Visual Web Resources
• Netbeans Product Site: http://www.netbeans.org
> Download: previews, current & past releases of IDE, plugins
> Learning: tutorials, technical articles, flash demos
> Community: latest news, forums, events, mailing lists
• Netbeans Wiki: http://wiki.netbeans.org/wiki/
> Open-source documentation site for Netbeans
• Planet Netbeans: http://www.planetnetbeans.org/
> Aggregate for all Netbeans-related blogs
• Source Code: cvs.netbeans.org:/cvs
> CVS source code access for Netbeans platform + IDE

14. Visual Mobile
Applications with
Netbeans 6.0
http://www.netbeans.org
THANK YOU!