Hey Peter, welcome to the Micro project. We would love your contributions with respect to this project and connectivity to Java server applications [Servlets, etc.], as well as any validation or guidance you can provide re: compatibility with the 008. We have an i85 J2ME device here at Lutris for testing as well, but more is always better... Are there specific areas of the project that interest you most that you might want to work on? best regards, Keith -----Original Message----- From: me-admin@enhydra.org [mailto:me-admin@enhydra.org]On Behalf Of Peter Rogers Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2001 5:43 AM To: me@enhydra.org Subject: ME: Re: ME: Re: The origin of the EnhydraME concept Hi everyone. I have just joined this mailing list and would like to introduce myself. I am a games technologist for J2ME and have lots of previous J2EE and XML experience. I find the promise of this group very exciting. Here are my inital offerings: (1) I have just obtained a Motorola Accompli 008, which has J2ME / CLDC/ MIDP and GPRS (2.5G) and OTA. I have found that J2ME applications do need to be tailored to each handset to some degree. For example the mainifest needs to be specific for the 008, there are no up, down or fire keys on the 008, screen refresh is different on different devices (some may not be double buffered), some devices offer touchscreen and internet connectivity varies between support for HTTP 1.1, HTTPS, sockets and datagram. (2) kXML is cool but have you guys looked at xParse-J - its available as GNU licence from www.webreference.com. I like it because it is VERY small and has a memory constrained DOM implemention (3) The Java heap size on these devices ranges from very small (100K) to quite big (1000K). Devices with small heap sizes will have problems with some sort of applications - notable DOM implementations for XML (4) kSOAP is a really neat idea. What would be really neat as well is a way of P2P synchronizing for P2P based games - ideas? (5) Java Servlets offer a nice fast delivery platform for service side stuff and if you put them in a Jar/WAR file you are J2EE compliant. I don't buy this EJB stuff, I have worked in large banks and they never use it as it doesn't scale well (6) What do you guys think of TerraPlay and project Anhinga, for distributed computing? OK that's food for though. Have a great weekend guys, Peter _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp _______________________________________________ ME mailing list ME@enhydra.org http://www.enhydra.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/me |