programming a telephone

[Denis]

Hi all,
I want to make some little programs for my sony ericsson p910i but I
don't know how to program a cellular phone... someone can help me?
Thanks.

DM

 

[TechBookReport]

Hi all,
I want to make some little programs for my sony ericsson p910i but I
don't know how to program a cellular phone... someone can help me?
Thanks.

DM

Yes, investigate J2ME.

 

[IchBin]

Yes, investigate J2ME.

Also look at NetBeans for mobile development.
http://www.netbeans.org/products/mobility/



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[Ranganath Kini]

Please visit the Sony Ericsson Developer World site at:

http://developer.sonyericsson.com/site/global/home/p_home.jsp

for more information

Best Regards,
Ranganath Kini

 

[Denis]

Thanks all!

 

[Darryl L. Pierce]

I want to make some little programs for my sony ericsson p910i but I
don't know how to program a cellular phone... someone can help me?

Take a look at the Mobile Information Device Profile (or MIDP). It is a
set of APIs for mobile phones such as the p9xx series of devices. You
can download Sun's Wireless Toolkit to do the development.

 

[David N. Welton]

Hi all,
I want to make some little programs for my sony ericsson p910i but I
don't know how to program a cellular phone... someone can help me?
Thanks.

Ciao,

You might take a look at Hecl: www.hecl.org. Utilizing the latest
versions with HeclBuilder, you don't even need a J2SE or J2ME SDK
(although having the J2ME SDK really helps because it has a nice
emulator). What's more, it's an easy and simple language to learn.

Even if you don't end up using it, Hecl is under a liberal license that
allows you to take bits and pieces of the code to use in your own J2ME apps.

Saluti da Padova,
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David N. Welton
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