Deploying MIDlets onto Mobile Devices (I)

8 April 2008

The subject topic is very interesting and a lot of people have asked me about this. It is just a matter of knowing how this works. I am sure you will find it very interesting.

MIDlets are programmed using Java Development environments like Eclipse, JBuilder,Netbeans or Sun Java wireless Toolkit. Once coded, they are build and tested on emulators. When all the tests are passed, you want to finally deploy it to your mobile device to see how it works in real world scnerio.

There are actually two ways to deploy MIDlets.

- transferring JAR through dada cable
- transferring JAR through web

For testing, the first method is OK but it cannot be used for mass distribution, since you cannot even think of transferring JARs to hundreds and thousands of mobile phones.

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