I want to develop java mobile applications.I could not find the best tutorial.Can any one guide me to the best and easiest tutorial.
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7 Answers
J2ME
1.http://www.j2meforums.com/wiki/index.php/Tutorials
2.http://www.java2s.com/Tutorial/Java/0430_J2ME/Catalog0430_J2ME.htm
3.http://developers.sun.com/mobility/learn/midp/getstart/
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The cool thing here is that you will end up writing one code and with a click of a button you can cross compile mobile applications for almost any device.
You could use my answer here in this question:
There I listed a lot of resources for starting developing in Android.
RoflcoptrExceptionThis should give you a starting point Java Mobile ... Tutorial
MDV2000MDV2000I think you might be interested in:
- Java Apps for Android
- Html5 for smartphones with modern browser served by a Java-based Web Server
- J2ME
The most fun is Android - you should start with the link from Roflcoptr. If you are interested in covering a lot of devices around the world, go for Html5. If you need native device capability like geo location, investigate some time into Phonegap. IMHO, J2ME isn't very sexy for developers, but it is used by Blackberry and Nokia and a lot of existing devices are running these mobile OS.
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You may dive in to Android Development. http://developer.android.com/guide/index.html
LockOnLockOnTo learn programming on java for android you can try to use StartJava