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)
  • SAML basics - A technical introduction to the Security Assertion Markup Language (Eve Maler, Sun) (PPT Introduction)
  • Security page of OASIS (SAML)
  • OpenSAML
• Identity 2.0, only loosely related but very entertaining: http://www.identity20.com/media/OSCON2005/

Reputation Management

• Coping with Misbehavior in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (PhD. thesis Sonja. Buchegger)

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
• JSR 177 (still incomplete) specification to use the SIM card for security operations

XML

• kXML 2 implementing http://www.xmlpull.org/
• Pull API quick introduction

Zero-Configuration

• ZeroConf
• Bonjour (Apple)

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

1. Become (local) administrator
2. (optional, if needed) Get J2SE SDK 1.4.x from [1]
3. (optional, if needed) Get DirectX 8.1 or later from [2] (there is a "runtime" quick link to the right)
4. Get Eclipse 3.1.x from [3]
5. Unpack Eclipse to the hard drive (e.g. in c:\eclipse)
6. optional: create a start menu item for c:\eclipse\eclipse.exe
7. Adjust the rights on c:\eclipse to Everybody: Read, Execute (make sure these are inherited to all files and folders below)
8. Run Eclipse and install EclipseME per these installation instructions (Note: the correct update site is http://www.eclipseme.org/updates/ and not http://eclipseme.sourceforge.net/updates/ which erroneously is shown in the screenshots.) Don't bother with the configuration instructions yet.
9. Exit Eclipse.
10. Install the Sony-Ericsson J2ME SDK from [4], for example to C:\SonyEricsson
11. Copy the Device Explorer eclipse plugin from C:\SonyEricsson\J2ME_SDK\OnDeviceDebug\lib\devexp\plugins\com.sonyericsson.sdkme.deviceexplorer_2.2.3 to C:\Eclipse\plugins\
12. 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)
13. (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/
14. Become your normal user.
15. Start Eclipse.
16. 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 that "Sony Ericsson J2ME SDK 2.2.x MIDP 2.0 Platform" is selected for the "J2ME Platform Definition" in the J2ME properties of the project, otherwise you won't be able to choose "SonyEricsson_W800_Emu" for the "Device" on the "Emulation" tab in the run dialog.

Bluetooth

• Bluetooth-Specs (the relevant core-specification is given by "Core Specification v2.0 + EDR")
• JSR-000082 Java APIs for Bluetooth

JSR82 implementations for the PC (BlueZ):

• Impronto (free for universities and hobbyist programmers)
• Avetana JSR 82 14 day demo license, full license costs 25 Euros