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SUN JWC Overview

JavaME is the de-facto standard for downloadable content for handheld devices. Tens of thousands of applications have been written for this common platform.

SJWC for Windows Mobile gives Windows Mobile devices the ability to run JavaME applications. Designed for performance by the people who invented Java.

MIDlets are applications written Java programming language which executed on the phone by the SJWC. MIDlets execute on the phones like any other phone application. The main difference is the way the user start, stop, install and delete them.

The following document describes the main functionality and usage scenarios of operating SJWC on a Windows Mobile phone.


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Start SJWC

SJWC is like any other Windows Mobile application. Open Windows Mobile "Start" menu and select the "Programs" menu items. SJWC program is called "SUN Java". Click on it to start the SJWC MIDlet manager.


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SJWC MIDlet Manager

The SJWC MIDlet Manager enables the user to download, install, launch, and manage MIDlets.

After SJWC MIDlet Manager is launched we will be in the "root" folder which contains 3 folders: "Game", "Application", and "Business". You can install MIDlets into these 3 folders or the "root" folder.

Press the "Menu" right soft-key to open the SJWC MIDlet Manager main menu. On the menu list you will find a list of common operations that a user may wish to perform for the selected folder or MIDlet.


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To Launch a MIDlet

Use the SJWC MIDlet Manager to browse and select the installed MIDlet you want to launch.

Then select the menu item "Menu-->Launch" to launch the MIDlet.


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To Show MIDlet Information

Use the SJWC MIDlet Manager to browse and select the installed MIDlets you want to check the MIDlet information.

Then select the menu item "Menu-->Information" to check the MIDlet information.


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To Uninstall a MIDlet

Use the SJWC MIDlet Manager to browse and select the installed MIDlets you want to delete. Then select the menu item "Menu-->Delete" to delete the MIDlet.

A confirmation dialog shall open. Asking you to confirm the delete operation. Pressing "Yes" will delete the selected MIDlet.


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Security Settings

Installed MIDlets may have different permission settings. Initial permissions are created by the MIDlet creator by "signing" the MIDlet with an Operator or Phone certificate. Each certificate provides a set of permissions to the MIDlet. A MIDlet which is not signed at all, will have a minimum set of permissions. User may override the initial set of MIDlet permissions by using a permissions dialog. To open the permissions dialog navigate to menu item "Menu-->Set Permissions"


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To Install More MIDlets


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SJWC Network Setting

Some MIDlets would connect to the network and communicate with remote server. Select the menu item "Menu-->Network Option" to select the network profile used by SJWC.


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SJWC Certificate setting

Select the menu item "Menu-->Certificate" to browse the information of the certificates used by SJWC.


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