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Java
technology has become the predominant platform for developing and
deploying mobile data services and content for both consumer and
enterprise markets. It is widely used in devices such as wireless
handsets, PDAs, telematics, TV, set-top boxes, and smart cards. The
Mobility and Devices track will give developers an excellent
opportunity to become familiar with Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition
(J2ME) and Java Card technologies, and to learn advanced techniques in
developing, testing, optimizing, and deploying mobile content based on
Java technology. These techniques will be demonstrated through
real-world examples from experienced developers, from designing
multiplayer networked games with advanced graphical capabilities to
deploying secure mobile web services and data synchronization in
enterprise applications. The sessions in this track will also highlight
tips and techniques in deploying mobile Java technology-based content
in heterogeneous environments and across different devices.
Attendees will gain insights into the roadmap and direction of the
J2ME and Java Card platforms, including such topics as Java Technology
for the Wireless Industry, Mobile Services Architecture (MSA),
Connected Device Configuration (CDC), OnRamp to OCAP, and other
advanced features, such as scalable graphics, multimedia, device
management, and integration with smart card technologies. Developers
who attend talks in the Mobility and Devices track will learn how to
successfully deploy mobile Java technology-based content, and will get
a glimpse into the future of the J2ME and Java Card platforms. |
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TS-1398(USA,2005) |
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Developing Cross-Carrier Multiplatform Mobile Multiplayer Games
Eric Bilange |
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TS-1429(USA,2005) |
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Developing Mobile Applications That Utilize Web Services: A Sprint PCS Case Study
Sigal Duek, Ashim Prasad and Eric Wolter |
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TS-3072(USA,2005) |
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Better Life Through Chemistry: Cooking Up a Complete Device Platform With the CDC Stack
Bartley Calder and Roger Mahler |
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TS-3221(USA,2005) |
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Advanced MIDP Programming: Creating Custom User Interface Components
Stuart Marks and Mark Young |
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TS-3234(USA,2005) |
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Mobile Bluetooth Networking With JSR 82: Practical Recommendations and Advanced Practices
Ilya Baraev and Nitin Mittal |
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TS-3242(USA,2005) |
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Real-Life Use of JSR 179: Location API for the J2ME Platform
Zane Lyon, Sean Sheedy and Ryan Wick |
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TS-3267(USA,2005) |
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Blueprint for Creating High-Performance, Portable J2ME Applications
Allen Lau |
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TS-3401(USA,2005) |
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Unleashing the Performance of the Advanced Java ME Platform
Terrence Barr |
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TS-3489(USA,2005) |
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Online Mobile Gaming Overview for the J2ME Platform
Jeff Close |
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TS-3541(USA,2005) |
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Developing High-Security Java Card Applications
Eric Vetillard |
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TS-5207(USA,2005) |
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Mobile Device Management
Christopher David, Andre Kruetzfeldt, Jens Paetzold and John Rizzo |
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TS-5251(USA,2005) |
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Cryptographic Authentication With Java Card Technology
Matthew Hill and Ellen Siegel |
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TS-5758(USA,2005) |
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Wireless Functionalities Within Reach Using the Parlay/OSA Java API
Florin Van Slingerland |
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TS-7069(USA,2005) |
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Mobile Java Technologies and Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)
Timothy Dunn and Vincent Hardy |
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TS-7091(USA,2005) |
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Java Technology Goes to the Movies: Java Technology in Next-Generation Optical Disc Technologies
Bill Foote and Erik Moll |
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TS-7105(USA,2005) |
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Building Portable and Scalable Mobile Applications Using JSR 226
Suresh Chitturi, Vincent Hardy and Michael Ingrassia |
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TS-7136(USA,2005) |
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Java Card Technology and Tomorrow's Security Architectures
Laurent Lagosanto, Tanjore Ravishankar and Aseem Sharma |
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TS-7149(USA,2005) |
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Multitasking VMs: More Performance, Less Memory--A Technical Discussion
Kyle Buza, Mark Lam and Oleg Pliss |
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TS-7178(USA,2005) |
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The Future ARM Architecture for Execution Environments
Andrew Booker and Chris Porthouse |
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TS-7193(USA,2005) |
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Mobile Passenger Management : Using J2ME to Minimize Disruption in the Airline Industry
Steve Jones and Mike Morris |
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TS-7258(USA,2005) |
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Mobile Service Architecture Initiative: The Latest News on JSR 248 and 249
Mark Duesener and Asko Komsi |
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TS-7634(USA,2005) |
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JSR 253: Mobile Telephony API for the Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition
Ekaterina Chtcherbina and Eric Overtoom |
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TS-7692(USA,2005) |
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IMS: The Gateway to Mobility for Java Technology Applications
Peter Gersing and Dennis Luemkemann |
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TS-7694(USA,2005) |
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Enhance Your Java Technology-Based Smart Phones With SIM Applications
Remy Cricco and Cedric Huet |
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TS-7888(USA,2005) |
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Beyond JSR-172: A Wireless Component Architecture to Enable Mobile Web Services
Michael Shenfield and David Yach |
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TS-8592(USA,2005) |
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Developing Mobile Java ME Applications with Sync4j and SyncML
Stefano Fornari |
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