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Fred Grott

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Fred Grott is Lead Developer-CEO of ShareMe Technologies LLC -The Mobile Future
Build Strategy-J2ME Posted: Jul 18, 2003 6:48 AM
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As I stated before I had to change my build strategy due to the fact that microedition.platform string is often null in a mobile device. Be aware! Most books in J2ME will tell you can rely on this string to automate choices of wrappers for sounds and shakes which is not the case!

Thus, its back to my orginal build strategy of having the core MIDP1.0 code in a build for each vendor handset series with the calls to closed apis differentiating the handset builds. I have choosen rather than use one line preprocessing via Antenna to just code the closed api calls separately per handset build.

Because I am only using closed api calls that translate fully 100% to MIDP2.0 calls, my different handset versions are fully MIDP2.0 compliant which will give me a slight boost inthe MIDP2.0 push this fall.

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