Welcome to the J2ME Device DataBase!
Introduction
The original goal of this project was to create an easy to use database with important properties of the different j2me-capable mobile handsets.
But since then it became more! It contains now a framework (for Linux and Windows OS), a resource collector with useful internal plugins, and soon a bug database.
News
2006.08.05 - Microcode - v1.0 Beta R2 released
- Minor changes in build script and updated database.
2006.04.16 - Microcode - deployment framework for Windows released
- Under the framework section you can find informations about the new Ant-based deployment framework with codename "Microcode". Check it out, it's easy to use, supports the very powerful Filepp generic file preprocessor and (of course) the device properties from our j2me device database.
- Added new article Multi-device J2ME development and deployment with Microcode framework. Demonstrates the usage of Microcode framework.
2006.03.29 - Improved expressions
- added the following operators: + - * /
- expressions can be used not only in the #if (and #elif) directive, but everywhere where $( ... ) is supported. The only differences is you must use ${ ... }
- the include files when collecting resources are searched in the resource directory also (resource directory addition fixed), that means you can specify the include files with the --data option.
- the release file is updated for windows users
2006.03.23 - Improved syntax
- added '#foreach' and '#endfor' directives, for more info check out Syntax (download package updated)
2006.03.22 - First release package available for download
- Under the download section you can find the first release package as zip-file available for download. The package contains only the db and binary version (Windows OS) of Exporter-tool.
- Added pngsize plugin.
2006.03.17 - Mailing list created
2006.03.16 - PmWiki based website up and running
- We finally took some time to make a proper website and start writing some docs. I think most of the project is documented, of course we still need to document a lot of things, like the attributes. But it's a start, and at least now people are able to use the project... I hope.