SPAN Web Ressources
Identity Management
- Liberty Alliance
- Lasso - Liberty Alliance Single Sign On
- OpenSSO
- SourceID Open Source Federated Identity Management
- Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML)
- Identity 2.0, only loosely related but very entertaining: http://www.identity20.com/media/OSCON2005/
Communication Protocols
- SOAP: SOAP Version 1.2 Part 1: Messaging Framework, SOAP Version 1.2 Part 2: Adjuncts
- SCTP: RFC 2960, SCTP for beginners
- BEEP: RFC 3080, RFC 3081, www.beepcore.org, SOAP-Binding: RFC 3288
- XMPP: RFC 3920, www.xmpp.org
Cryptography
http://www.bouncycastle.org/ lightweight cryptographic API, should be useable with J2ME
XML
- kXML 2 implementing http://www.xmlpull.org/
- Pull API quick introduction
Zero-Configuration
W800i Software
- W800i White Paper (containing more detailed specs on the phone's capabilities)
- Sony Ericsson J2ME SDK
Quick installation walkthrough
You need: Windows 2000/XP, (local) administrative rights, additionally a normal user for everyday work
- Become (local) administrator
- (optional, if needed) Get J2SE SDK 1.4.x from [1]
- (optional, if needed) Get DirectX 8.1 or later from [2] (there is a "runtime" quick link to the right)
- Get Eclipse 3.1.x from [3]
- Unpack Eclipse to the hard drive (e.g. in
c:\eclipse
) - optional: create a start menu item for
c:\eclipse\eclipse.exe
- Adjust the rights on
c:\eclipse
to Everybody: Read, Execute (make sure these are inherited to all files and folders below) - Run Eclipse and install EclipseME per these installation instructions (Note: the correct update site is
http://www.eclipseme.org/updates/
and nothttp://eclipseme.sourceforge.net/updates/
which erroneously is shown in the screenshots.) Don't bother with the configuration instructions yet. - Exit Eclipse.
- Install the Sony-Ericsson J2ME SDK from [4], for example to
C:\SonyEricsson
- Copy the Device Explorer eclipse plugin from
C:\SonyEricsson\J2ME_SDK\OnDeviceDebug\lib\devexp\plugins\com.sonyericsson.sdkme.deviceexplorer_2.2.3
toC:\Eclipse\plugins\
- Adjust the rights on
C:\SonyEricsson
to Everybody: Read, Execute plus Full Access for your normal user (most of the programs in the SDK want to write in that directory) - (optional, if needed) Disable the "Windows Firewall", because it interferes with emulator-emulator connections and is generally not needed on a properly configured system. If your Windows is not hardened yet you might want to do that now: http://www.ntsvcfg.de/
- Become your normal user.
- Start Eclipse.
- Follow the configuration hints from [5] (the root of the Wireless Toolkit is
C:\SonyEricsson
)
You're done. For information on how to start developing look at file:///C:/SonyEricsson/J2ME_SDK/PC_Emulation/WTK2/docs/UserGuide-html/demonstrations.html
, and [6].
In Eclipse you must first create a new midlet suite (File -> New -> Other -> J2ME -> J2ME midlet suite) before you can create a new midlet (File -> New -> Other -> J2ME -> J2ME midlet). When you want to run/debug your midlet in the emulator you must make sure to enter -Xdevice:SonyEricsson_W800_Emu
(or whatever device you intend to emulate on) for the 'Extra Emulator Parameters'. (For some reason the 'Device' drop-down list is empty, but the default device name "DefaultColorPhone" is not supported by the emulator.)
Bluetooth
- Bluetooth-Specs (the relevant core-specification is given by "Core Specification v2.0 + EDR")
- JSR-000082 Java APIs for Bluetooth