Projects

MicroEmulator

MicroEmulator is a pure Java implementation of J2ME in J2SE

GASP

GASP project (GAming Services Platform) deals with middleware solutions to support Multiplayer Mobile Games (MMG) and Multiplayer Ubiquitous Games (MUGs), that implement and extends the Open Mobile Alliance GS specifications.

jibjib

jibjib is a small, fast and easy J2ME Twitter client for any Java-enabled mobile phone with CLDC 1.0/MIDP 1.0. jibjib is minimalistic and it is designed for road warriors.

jmIrc

Java mobile IRC-client (J2ME) jmIrc is a J2ME MIDlet allowing ie. cell phone owners to use IRC wirelessly. It should work on any device supporting MIDP 1.0 and also supports connecting through HTTP proxy server on phones that don't support the Java socket API. All files are free software and thus GPL'd including the proxy code

bouncycastlefixes

Our team has done some work with the Bouncy Castle project. We think the Bouncy Castle team has done a great job, and we are grateful to them and the Bouncy Castle community. In this project we publish our contribution back to the open source community of Bouncy Castle changes and fixes which ... [More] we haven't yet had a chance to submit back to the main trunk. Not trying to do anything political or create a fork -- just trying to make sure we contribute all our changes to this open source software back to the community. Consider it a QA/experimental branch if you will. [Less]

MidpSSH

MidpSSH is an SSH and Telnet client for MIDP 1.0 / 2.0 (J2ME) devices such as Java(tm)-capable cellphones and other mobile devices.

mobile-gps-logger

The main purpose of this program is to connect to a bluetooth GPS receiver and log the data to a file. This program also uses NFC technology to make some tasks a bit simpler. This program was created with usability in skydiving environment in mind. Ie. it should be as simple as possible to start ... [More] and stop logging and also view a chart of horizontal and vertical speeds right after the jump. [Less]

bluecon

After a Long break --My compass was going bizarre!!..fresh outta graduation..had to decide between my 2 main intrests..software and networking... it wasnt easy.. deep inside i dint wanna spend my life in some outsourced/subcontracted/uncredited/mundane coding.. so i jumped into networking..cleared ... [More] my CCIE voice written..now preparing for the lab.. as for software...aahaa.. that will always be my first love...and my hobby... Infact i am starting a new project in image-recognistion<>AI... will put link in here soon.. -- I am back... If u are using this please do post some feedbacks ;).. will resolve bug reports as best as i can.. if i exhaust i shall give directions for self-help. I realise that there has been so much download activity here... for feedback(and further improvement)on this project please do email me.. here is my id 'joeljose420.at.gmail.com' .. always in subject line use this word: "bluecon". BlueCon is a Generic Bluetooth Connectivity ServerIt offers j2me based mobile users/midlet_developers the freedom to connect to remote network(tcp/ip) services using Bluetooth. The Uses....are many(depending on your creativity!!), here i list a few : Can be used to leverage the existing internet connection on a PC/LAPTOP to give internet access to mobile..ie, We can access all network services available in PC/LAPTOP Can be used to share remote device's services(resources) across multiple users over Bluetooth.(this can be used in effect for classroom teaching..where instructor can bring PC/LAPTOP and students can connect to classroom materials through their mobiles using bluetooth) Can be used to set up a smart home!!...or even an intrusion/problem response over mobile!!... ( use mobile to control LAPTOP/PC and interact with the intrusion sensor services ; say through ssh). Why yet another Bluetooth application, arent there tons already??There are many bluetooth based midlets that re-invent the wheel..and behave as if code-reuse was a scifi concept. With this project..i wish to give every midlet developer the freedom to come to terms with the fact that code reuse is not scifi as they have been forced to accept ..on the contrary, its as real as the air we breathe!! This is not an application project in itself.. its a midlet enhancing project, lets say a "kind of library". BlueCon ComponentsBasically made up of 2 parts : A BlueCon-Midlet-Extension that is applied to the midlet's original code ; and A BlueCon-server that is deployed on the remote device. How do i use this "library" in my Midlet?Any existing J2me midlet can be made the BlueCon-Client by a very small modification to the original sources. There are no side-effects to this modification. Even casual users can do it -- after reading the HOWTO provided.(Midpssh, a popular j2me ssh client, will include the BlueCon extensions in its future releases) RoadmapBluetooth based j2me mobiles are getting more economical with every passing day..soon it will become affordable for everyone. We can use BlueCon-Server to extend the boundaries of these mobile marvels... ;). Having said these, I would be better off trying to "cordinate" my releases with some midlet developer, so that i can keep this project as helpful as it started. So In that respect i will be looking upto Midpssh- a really wonderful j2me ssh client. And personally i believe "SSH" is the single most application that can solve all needs ;). Any midlet developer who needs my help in understanding or leveraging this project can contact me.. I will be very helpful ;) Do post your needs and doubts in the forum. [Less]

locationapitools

LocationAPITools library, version 1.0.1Summary:A collection of classes that simplify the development of location-aware mobile applications using the JSR-179 Location API on the J2ME (CLDC/MIDP) platform, e.g. on GPS-equipped smartphones. Author:Matthias Stevens (Sony CSL Paris / Vrije Universiteit ... [More] Brussel) Description:The primary use case is a location tracker that stores tracks in KML (cfr. Google Earth/Maps), CSV or plain text format. Package com.sony.csl.j2me.locationapitools.demo contains a MIDlet class that demonstrates how LocationAPITools can be used to create simple GPS tracker application that produces KML files. For examples of more advanced uses of this library refer to the NoiseTube project (see below, look for NoiseTube MobileNoiseTagger). The code is known to be working on the following Symbian OS-based platforms: S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 (Symbian OS 9.2), e.g.: Nokia N95 and Nokia N95 8GB smartphones S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 (Symbian OS 9.3) Although this is untested, the code should also work on other (non-Symbian/S60) J2ME CLDC/MIDP platforms/devices, as long as the JSR-179 Location API is supported on the platform/device in question. This library was developed within the scope of the NoiseTube project at Sony Computer Science Laboratory (CSL) Paris, for more information please refer to: http://noisetube.net http://code.google.com/p/noisetube http://www.csl.sony.fr License:Copyright 2008 Matthias Stevens (Sony CSL Paris / Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0. Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. [Less]

gtmobile

GTMobile is a client of Google Talk that run on java phones. Current release has been tested under SUN WTK 2.5beta. It requires CLDC 1.1 and MIDP 2.0 support. Such phones like Nokia N70, Moto E680, SE W800, etc. GTMobile can automatically resize for any size of screen but not tested on real phones ... [More] because I don't have such java phones. Here is snapshot on SUN WTK 2.5: Anyone who test this client on real phones please send me a snapshot, thanks! [Less]