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XML in J2ME

XML is being used in ever-evolving ways to efficiently move data between applications. Used as the basis for entirely new architectures, XML is a powerful tool for the developer's toolbox. In mobile devices, though, there's a gotcha: Resources available for code are substantially fewer than traditional computing devices. This technical article explains the usage of XML for MIDP devices, and describe some of the lightweight parsers available for the mobile developer.

Introduction of MVC structure in J2ME clients

Model View Controller is a software architecture that clearly separates an applications data model, user interface and control logic into distinct components so modifications to one element can be made with minimal impact to the others. This technical article examines the application of the MVC architecture for the mobile developer and provides examples of several classes that make use of this pervasive architecture.

Using the Push Registry in MIDP 2.0

The Push Registry is a feature of MIDP 2.0 that allows for automatic starting of applications using preset alarms or inbound communications. Using the Push Registry opens up the possibility of monitoring for specific events, such as synchronizing data, or allowing special treatment of incoming data. This technical article will get you started with an overview of the functions ofthe Push Registry, and sample code to try on your own.