JavaVerified requires the app to have a "main menu" containing help & exit?
Hi,
Could anyone with experience with JavaVerified process shed some light on how strict the testing is? I notice the test criteria mention that the application main menu should contain help, about and exit. Does this mean every application should have a main menu? Or are these more flexible? E.g. can you pass with exit in the right soft key, and no about anywhere?
Thanks!
Re: JavaVerified requires the app to have a "main menu" containing help & exit?
You need a good reason for not to have a menu. The point with help and about is to allow the user to know where to get help if needed. If your application is so simple that it does need one, then there is a category for simple apps. I recommend you present your case through Java Verified web site (Talk to Us). Tell what does your application does and they will take it from there.
Re: JavaVerified requires the app to have a "main menu" containing help & exit?
[QUOTE=rippe;876650]You need a good reason for not to have a menu. The point with help and about is to allow the user to know where to get help if needed. If your application is so simple that it does need one, then there is a category for simple apps. I recommend you present your case through Java Verified web site (Talk to Us). Tell what does your application does and they will take it from there.[/QUOTE]
Well said. :)