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Abstract
This IBM Redbook is a self-study guide for the WebSphere Studio Device Developer (WSDD) application development tool. WebSphere Studio Device Developer is the IBM tool for Java development for client (embedded) applications.
WebSphere Studio Device Developer:
- Provides an integrated development environment (IDE) for creating and testing applications that will be deployed on handsets and other small devices.
- Helps developers create applications that enable "devices" (mobile phones, PDAs, and other pervasive devices) to become part of an end-to-end e-business solution
- Extends the WebSphere family to build applications based on J2ME profiles and configurations for running on "Java- powered" devices
- Combines mobile-device convenience with the power of WebSphere
- Includes a developer’s edition of WebSphere Micro Environment for developing J2ME applications
A free evaluation licensed copy of WebSphere Studio Device Developer is available for download at:
http://www.ibm.com/software/wireless/wsdd
WebSphere Studio Device Developer provides support for Palm and PocketPC devices to allow testing code directly on the device, as well as emulated support for Palm and generic MIDP devices.
Table of contents
Part 1. WebSphere Studio Device Developer lecture materials
Chapter 1. The IBM pervasive experience
Chapter 2. WebSphere Studio Device Developer workshop introduction
Chapter 3. WebSphere Studio Device Developer IDE
Chapter 4. CVS in WebSphere Studio Device Developer
Chapter 5. Building and launching on devices
Chapter 6. Debugging and analysis
Chapter 7. Introduction to the SmartLinker
Chapter 8. Introduction to Java 2 Micro Edition
Chapter 9. CLDC and the MIDP profile
Chapter 10. CDC and the foundation profile
Chapter 11. Introduction to the Service Management Framework
Chapter 12. WebSphere programming model for pervasive devices
Part 2. Lab exercises
Chapter 13. Lab 1 - Installation
Chapter 14. Lab 2 - Using the IDE and debugger
Chapter 15. Lab 3 - Using the MicroAnalyzer
Chapter 16. Lab 4 - Creating a MIDP GUI application
Chapter 17. Lab 5 - Creating a MIDP canvas application
Chapter 18. Lab 6 - Developing a foundation application
Chapter 19. Lab 7 - Developing a Personal Profile application
Chapter 20. Lab 8 - Using the SMF platform
Chapter 21. Lab 9 - Creating an SMF servlet application
Appendix A. Java primer
Appendix B. Installing the WebSphere Micro Environment on the device
Appendix C. Installing and executing SMF on the PocketPC device
Appendix D. Additional material