java applet for sony ericsson k750i

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  • BlackMustard
    New Member
    • Aug 2007
    • 88

    java applet for sony ericsson k750i

    hi all,

    my dad recently asked me if i could make a simple basketball scoring program for his sony ericsson k750i. i said i'll try, but i've never programmed anything in java before (except for quite a lot of javascript on websites, but i suppose that doesn't count...) and have no clue where to start.

    the only things i want the program to do is to
    1. display a little timer (mm:ss) counting down from a set value, with the possibility for the user to start and stop the clock.
    2. display scores for two teams - home and away - with the possibility for the user to increase and decrease the scores with one point at a time (two-pointer, two clicks etc)

    i'm pretty familiar with programming in vb, so i could easily do a program that would do this on a pc. however, i have no clue how to do it for a phone running cymbian...

    where do i start? what do i need to download? are there any nice free developing programs that would make the deploying to the phone easier?

    i'm not asking you to write the program for me - i'll gladly do that myself! but i don't know how to begin learning...
  • r035198x
    MVP
    • Sep 2006
    • 13225

    #2
    Originally posted by BlackMustard
    hi all,

    my dad recently asked me if i could make a simple basketball scoring program for his sony ericsson k750i. i said i'll try, but i've never programmed anything in java before (except for quite a lot of javascript on websites, but i suppose that doesn't count...) and have no clue where to start.

    the only things i want the program to do is to
    1. display a little timer (mm:ss) counting down from a set value, with the possibility for the user to start and stop the clock.
    2. display scores for two teams - home and away - with the possibility for the user to increase and decrease the scores with one point at a time (two-pointer, two clicks etc)

    i'm pretty familiar with programming in vb, so i could easily do a program that would do this on a pc. however, i have no clue how to do it for a phone running cymbian...

    where do i start? what do i need to download? are there any nice free developing programs that would make the deploying to the phone easier?

    i'm not asking you to write the program for me - i'll gladly do that myself! but i don't know how to begin learning...
    Netbeans mobility pack and J2ME are your search keys on google

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    • Nepomuk
      Recognized Expert Specialist
      • Aug 2007
      • 3111

      #3
      Originally posted by BlackMustard
      hi all,

      my dad recently asked me if i could make a simple basketball scoring program for his sony ericsson k750i. i said i'll try, but i've never programmed anything in java before (except for quite a lot of javascript on websites, but i suppose that doesn't count...) and have no clue where to start.

      the only things i want the program to do is to
      1. display a little timer (mm:ss) counting down from a set value, with the possibility for the user to start and stop the clock.
      2. display scores for two teams - home and away - with the possibility for the user to increase and decrease the scores with one point at a time (two-pointer, two clicks etc)

      i'm pretty familiar with programming in vb, so i could easily do a program that would do this on a pc. however, i have no clue how to do it for a phone running cymbian...

      where do i start? what do i need to download? are there any nice free developing programs that would make the deploying to the phone easier?

      i'm not asking you to write the program for me - i'll gladly do that myself! but i don't know how to begin learning...
      First of all, you'll need a Java Development Kit (JDK), which can be downloaded from here. That is needed for compiling any Java Program.

      An IDE is often a good idea - Eclipse is free and very popular.

      Next, you should download the Sony Ericsson Development Kit. That apparently only takes jad-files (not jar-files as you will create a lot of the time), so the JADMaker could come in useful.

      Otherwise, search for J2ME tutorials, maybe ones especially for Sony Ericssons.

      Greetings,
      Nepomuk

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