eclipseME

J2ME stands for Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition. It is used to develop Java programs for cell phones and other mobile devices. J2ME is a little brother of J2SE and J2EE.

When I wanted to develop J2ME programs, after reading many articles, I downloaded Sun ONE Studio Mobile Edition as a tool. But actually I use Eclipse to develop Java programs, and so I want to use Eclipse for J2ME programs too. I found eclipseME plug-in last night. I downloaded Version 0.7.5 and installed. I’ve done a few programs with Sun J2ME Wireless Toolkit. What I want to say is I liked it. It is great. So I can use Eclipse for my J2SE, J2ME and SAP Java programs. Sun J2ME Wireless Toolkit’s cell phones emulators worked properly. I didn’t run programs, when I used Motorola iDEN SDKs for J2ME. After creating .jar and jad. files, I was successfull to run the programs in Motorola’s SDK just by selecting .jar file. That’s okay for me. Motorola iDEN SDK actually is not in EclipseME plug-in’s Suppported Wireless Toolkit.

So I’ll see what’s going to be happen.

Question: I am wondering is there any other Eclipse plug-ins for J2ME?

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One Response to “eclipseME”

  1. Alexis MP Says:

    I know this is not your initial question, but J2ME support in NetBeans is really better (emulators, macros for device-specific code, etc…).
    Also, NetBeans Wireless now replaces SunONE Studio Mobile Edition.

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