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Fred Grott

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Fred Grott is Lead Developer-CEO of ShareMe Technologies LLC -The Mobile Future
A Shared UI for both J2ME and Flashlite clients Posted: Mar 25, 2007 7:06 PM
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What if you were tasked with creating both J2ME and Flashlite versions of an application. Could the UI be shared ie almost full common code with one XML file as the UI style sheet?

Well we have SVG support both by 3rd party libraries and supported jsrs in handsets on the J2me side. We also have the XUL concept via thinlets for MIDP.

On the flashlite side once we use assembly to use such commands as push and pop to rewrite loops and the xml parsing to get reasonable xml parsing performance than we design similar in function UI components so that the same XML UI file generates the same UI components both in flashlite and J2ME.

Not every handset is Firmware OTA update enabled in such a way to update from flashlite1.1 to flashlite2.1 and beyond. Thus, two clients with at least some of the code shared would be ideal.

Obviously the answer to what else can be xml-ized will determine how much common stuff is shared beyond the UI for both the J2ME and flashlite clients.

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