User's GuideJava™ 2 Platform, Micro Edition, Wireless Toolkit
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1. Introduction to the Wireless Toolkit
Overview of Java Technology for the Wireless Industry
Features of the Wireless Toolkit
Compiling, Preverifying, and Debugging
Authenticating and Authorizing MIDlets
Internationalization Features of the Wireless Toolkit
Providing Access to J2ME Web Services
Operating From the Command-Line
2. Developing and Running Applications
Running in OTA Provisioning Mode
Editing MIDlet Suite Attributes
Modifying MIDlet Suite Attributes
Modifying User-Defined Attributes
Adding User-Defined Attributes
Removing User-Defined Attributes
Modifying MIDlet-Specific Attributes
Adding MIDlet-Specific Attributes
Removing MIDlet-Specific Attributes
Changing the Order of the MIDlets
Compiling and Preverifying a Project
Obtaining a ByteCode Obfuscator
Signing MIDlet Suites From KToolbar
Running in OTA Provisioning Mode
External Libraries for a Specific Project
External Libraries for All Projects
Using the Stub Connector to Access J2ME Web Services
Setting Emulator Preferences and Using Emulator Utilities
Setting the Application Directory
Setting the javac Encoding Property
Working with Revision Control Systems
4. Performance Tuning and Monitoring Applications
Saving and Examining Profiling Information
Saving and Examining Memory Usage Information
Saving and Examining a Networking Session
Setting Network Speed Parameters
DefaultColorPhone and DefaultGrayPhone
Using the Device to Input Text
Setting Performance Parameters
Enabling Monitoring and Tracing
Setting Optional Multimedia Formats and Features
Specifying a Security Domain Type
Signing MIDlet Suites and Managing Certificates
Using a Stub Connector to Access Web Services
6. Using Security Features in the Wireless Toolkit
Creating a New Key Pair and Signing a MIDlet Suite
Importing a Key Pair and Signing the MIDlet Suite
Managing Default Emulator Certificates
Importing From the J2SE Keystore
Importing From a Certificate Authority
Managing Certificates in Other Keystores
7. Wireless Messaging with the Wireless Toolkit
Getting Started With WMA Emulation
Sending a Text SMS Message From the WMA Console
8. Testing Application Provisioning
Deploying Applications on a Web Server
Deploying Applications Remotely
Demonstrating MIDlet Suites Deployed on a Local Disk
Demonstrating MIDlet Suites Deployed on a Web Site
Locale Setting for the Wireless Toolkit
Java Compiler Encoding Setting
Font Support in the Default Emulator
Accessing Preferences and Utilities
Creating an Application JAR File
Creating an Application JAD File
Emulator Preferences Setting Option
Emulator Domain Setting Option
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