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  1. Jan 14th, 2004, 11:59 AM #1
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    Java + Mobile phones

    I would like to start learning to program applications for mobile phones, for the latest Nokia phones and phones such as mine (Samsung E700). I know this involves Java programming, but from here, I am totally lost. I don't know where to start with this, could anybody please point me in the right direction for allowing me to do what I want. If this helps, I have previous VB knowledge, little C++ knowledge, and have the Visual Studio set...

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    Download the Java 2 Micro Edition from java.sun.com . This is the base SDK for developing apps for mobile phones.

    You might want to have an IDE to help you, don't know which support the ME though.
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    Oh, and learn normal Java first. If you've got only little C++ experience, Java will not come so easily that you can simply add the difficulties of J2ME to it.
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