Projects

metwit

METwit is a Twitter client on Java ME MIDlet(MIDP2.0/CLDP1.0) It isn't use game api and use only basic and lcd api.

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]

loderunner

Free and Open Source 'Lode Runner' Game for Mobile Phones (J2ME MIDlet) Clone of the original Apple II version Both 'LodeRunner' and 'LoderRunner Championship' versions are supported (300 levels total) Source is heavily commented Tested with Nokia phone MIDP 2.0 (should be easily portable to MIDP 1.0)

mobileboxing

A MIDlet for timeboxing

mid4th

Donate via Payal Development of this forth system has stopped. Under development is a Gforth EC port for the nibz processor. An emulation environment for nibz will become available for MIDP-2.0 phones. This will allow Gforth on your phone. Please bare with me while nibz is being developed. Many ... [More] Thanx. An ANS Forth System written in Java2ME. It is adapted for Mobile devices from WebForth, available at the FIG archive. The Forth is reasonably standard with referance to the Dpans94 standard document, with a few changes to facilitae use on a mobile device. The main features are as follows. The Forth suports persistant blocks of size 256 UTF-16 characters. There are 256 blocks in a block set. The current block set can be edited through the Java interface, or saved, or loaded. A Java based block set manager can be used to load or delete block sets. The use of general URL files is supported. Any URL may be supplied as a filename, and opening the file is done read only. Writes to files are sandboxed, and so no changes are ever made to files. An initial "/" selects the current file root. File input is UTFPlus an extension of UTF-8 and UTF-16BE. There are PlatformSpecificWords to control many features of MID4th. The display supports a background bitmap with 16 bit colour depth (ARGB each 4 bits), and an overlayed full colour font capacity. Alignment is to an 8*8 pixel grid monospacing of TheFont. The playing of MIDI notes is supported, with note 69 being 440Hz. The notes play asynchronously, so as not to interfere with execution. There are facilities to synchronize code with the device master clock, and multimedia abilities depending on the phone model. Note that some phones suspend or end MIDlets when a media stream is opened, and this may be anoying. The main Specification is growing with each version. The ToDo list is also growing, due to interest. Let me know if anything useful to add comes to mind. Be aware that this is a forth system designed to teach forth, so adding complex primitives implementing Java functionality is not the aim. An example is that only PLOT is included (Java allows much more), and any higher level drawing words will be written in forth. This way of working also increases the bootstrap potential of the system. Cheers me dears. [Less]

cuby

the state of artJME is widely supported by existing cell phones. There are thousands of MIDlets in the market, most of them are games. Google established OHA and bypassed JME in Android software stack. Sun didn't join OHA. The first Android phone, HTC Dream, will NOT support JME and MIDlet ... [More] applications. Google organized a coding challenge program for Android, top 50 winners shared the $10,000,000 awards. However, I didn't see too many good games among the top 50. So we believe MIDlet will not die on cell phones, and it will be a good supplement for Android. cuby overviewcuby is an Android implementation of MIDP, it enables MIDlets for Android. cuby killer featuresfully open source with high quality cuby is specially suitable for the customers who need full source code （rumor said that 中兴、华为等厂商很有这种偏好） by 20080917, the cuby development team have more than 16 man years JME development experiences we expect that we will increase to one hundred man years in near future. people may access their blog for more information. Pure Android look & feel cuby will use Android widget to implement midp high level ui, e.g. use android check box to implement midp check box. So cuby will have 100% Android look & feel. Advanced features, such as theme, will all be supported easily. low ROM requirement No native code, native code are usually 10 times bigger than dalvik dex or JVM byte code No cldc, no duplicated java.lang package. Cuby will sit on Dalvik VM, which is JSE alike. low RAM requirement being a pure Android implement, cuby supports Android memory management model. background cuby process will be safely killed when the free memory is low, and recover when cuby goes back to foreground. single vm, single javaheap, single GC, using cuby solution, the phone RAM management is much more efficient, safer and easier than "Dual JVM" solutions. Seamless system integration with android cuby is specially designed for Android, it supports: seamless integration with Android browser e.g. easy midlet OTA download MIDlet through browser e.g. receive browser's "Open_Jad_Intent" seamless integration with Android "Application Management System" e.g., midlet apps can have an icon/shortcut on android desktop, as other applications/widgets did. low license cost, low development risk, low porting cost, low maintain cost At this moment, cuby is free. android does not officially support native app development so far, so pure java cuby implementation reduced the risk on system design cuby is 100% implemented on Android API, we didn't see any porting effort for using cuby so far it is possible to provide cuby as a binary emulator product (like neogeo). pure java solution is easy to be upgraded after manufacture, in order to add new features or apply bug fixes. [Less]

rssmidlet

This is a Rss reader for j2me midp phone, the original code from http://www.cnblogs.com/zhengyun_ustc/archive/2005/10/07/rssowlj2memidlet.html

mycallsign

DescriptionA mobile phone application which simplifies the task of looking up Malaysian Amateur Radio callsign while on the move.The user only need to key-in the ham callsign that he/she wished to enquire, and the application will automatically display relevant information related to the hamradio ... [More] operator. Visit m.ashamradio.com to download the latest application. AcknowledgmentsThanks to 9M2CIO for making the Malaysian Amateur Radio Callsign database available in a format that is easy to develop into. [Less]

foxrate

Currency Exchange application for mobile devices (cellphones and PDA). Supports updating currency rate from remote server, requires at least MIDP 2.0/CLDC 1.1. Screenshot

kirodict

IntroductionKirodict is a mobile lightweight dictionary application which runs on JavaME compatible devices.Kirodict does not store the word definition on the phone itself, rather it retrieve the definition from an RFC2229 compatible dictionary server via the internet. Kirodict is designed to be ... [More] customizable, in which it can be expanded to include other dictionaries without increasing the size of the application itself. RequirementsMIDP 2.0 /CLDC 1.0 compatible phones 128kB of free storage space Phone with network connection (3G, GPRS, Wifi, wimax) Screenshot [Less]