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J2ME Programming/MIDP Device Databases
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Becoming aware of the capabilities of MIDP devices is always an adventure. The following information should help you on your quest for this information.
Non Membership, Free Access
The following device databases can be viewed and downloaded without signing up for a developer membership:test
Devices by Vendor collated by the J2ME Polish Project
Devices collated by Sun's Authorized Licensee of J2ME
Membership, Free
The following developer sites require free membership to view their device database listing of device capabilities:
OEM Developer Sites
Forum Nokia
Siemens Communications Group Developers Portal
Sony Ericsson Developer World
Samsung Developers Club
Motorola PCS Motocoder
Motorola iDEN Developer Community
BlackBerry Developers
Danger Developer Zone
OS Developer Sites
palmOne PluggedIn
Qualcomm Developer Resources
Mobile Operator Developer Sites
source O2 Developer Zone
Orange Partner
Nextel Developer Program
Sprint PCS Developer *OEM Developer Sites
T-Mobile US Developer Center
Velocita Wireless(Cingular)
ATT Wireless devCentral
DoJa Developer Network(i-mode)
Independent Developer Sites
WURFL
The WURFL project, which compiles a device database of enabled WAP devices, also includes most J2ME MIDP details. The WURFL XML configuration file can be found at:
WURFL
Be careful, the database is a large download in XML format with a DTD you can use to write scripts to pull the information you need from the devices you are targeting in your development. To view and query this large XML configuration file with the device capabilities, use the legacy MyWURFL desktop swing application:
MyWURFL
Performance, Benchmark
The best performance database of the graphical capabilities is:
JBenchmark Results
Conclusion
By viewing the above device databases and developer sites, you will be able to determine the J2ME device characteristics of the devices.
See Also
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