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← Older revision		Revision as of 06:18, 10 May 2013
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	Try testing your first application on different Series 40 devices using [https://www.developer.nokia.com/Devices/Remote_device_access/ RDA]. Check out the "How it looks on different Series 40 device with different screen resolution?"		Try testing your first application on different Series 40 devices using [https://www.developer.nokia.com/Devices/Remote_device_access/ RDA]. Check out the "How it looks on different Series 40 device with different screen resolution?"

−	[[~~Become an S40 application developer - Part 2\|~~Become an Series 40 application developer - Part 2]].	+	[[Become an Series 40 application developer - Part 2]].

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 == Introduction ==
-Java is the native application development platform for Series 40 devices. Series 40 Web Apps provide an alternative environment, primarily for developing apps to access existing Internet services. Flash Lite apps can be created in Series 40 devices released before May 2012.
+Java is the native application development platform for Series 40 devices. Nokia Asha Web Apps provide an alternative environment, primarily for developing apps to access existing Internet services. Flash Lite apps can be created in Series 40 devices released before May 2012.
 Developing applications for these devices is interesting. Series 40 phones are like budget phones cost less and more efficient considered to any other manufacturer's low-end devices. Most of the users of phones are students, teachers, farmers, senior citizen and taxi drivers and all.

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 [[Category:Java ME]][[Category:Series 40]][[Category:Code Snippet]][[Category:Getting Started]][[Category:Tutorial]][[Category:Series 40 Developer Platform 2.0]]
 {{Abstract|This article explains how to develop a Java ME ("native") application for Series 40 devices.}}  The article is for absolute beginners, and also for developers who are familiar with Java ME, but want to work on Series 40.
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 *Create a New Project by pressing '"Ctrl+Shift+N'" keyboard shortcut or '''File>New Project''''. Now in the ''New Project'' window select "JavaME" and "Mobile Application" and hit '"Next"' button.
 *Now in ''New Mobile Application'' window, enter the Project Name as ''s40_firstapp'' and make sure that "Set as Main Project" and "Create Hello MIDlet" is checked and click "'Next'" button.
-*: [[File:Netbean_first_project_step1.png|thumb|670px]]
+*: [[File:Netbean first project step1.png|thumb|670px]]
 *Now Make sure that ''Emulator Platform" is set to "CLDC Oracle Java(TM) Platform Micro Edition SDK" and ''Device'' to "DefaultCldcPhone1" and ''Device Configuration'' to "CLDC-1.1" and ''Device Profile'' to "MIDP-2.0" and click '''Finish''' button.
-*: [[File:Netbean_first_project_step2.png|thumb|670px]]
+*: [[File:Netbean first project step2.png|thumb|670px]]
 The picture below shows the components of NetBeans IDE, with which you are going to work:
-:[[File:Netbean_first_project_step3.png|thumb|670px]]
+:[[File:Netbean first project step3.png|thumb|670px]]
 - Source - Here your are going to code all program statement.<br />
 - Screen - Visual editor to work with form components.<br />
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 *Now your first project is ready to run. Run project by clicking '''Run''' button.<br />
-[[File:Netbean_first_project_step4.png|thumb|670px|Running a project]]
+[[File:Netbean first project step4.png|thumb|670px|Running a project]]
 Wow, you just created your project by coding nothing.
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 *Create a New Project by pressing "Alt+Shift+N" keyboard shortcut or '''File>New>MIDlet Project'''
 *Now in "New MIDlet Project" window, enter the ''Project Name'' as "frists40app" and click "Next" button.
-*: [[File:Nokiaide_first_project_step1.png|frame|none]]
+*: [[File:Nokiaide first project step1.png|frame|none]]
 *Enter ''MIDlet Name'' as "firsts40app" and "Your Name" in ''MIDlet Vendor'' and select ''Microedition Configuration" as "Connected Limited Device Configuration(1.1)" and ''Microedition Profile'' as "Mobile Information Device Profile(2.1)" and click "Finish" button to create.
-*: [[File:Nokiaide_first_project_step2.png|frame|none]]
+*: [[File:Nokiaide first project step2.png|frame|none]]
 *Create a MIDlet, by right clicking on "src" folder, select "new" from the pop-up menu and select "JavaME MIDlet".
-*: [[File:Nokiaide_first_project_step3.png|frame|none]]
+*: [[File:Nokiaide first project step3.png|frame|none]]
 *Enter the ''Name'' as "Hello" in ''New Java MIDlet'' window and click "Finish" button.
-*: [[File:Nokiaide_first_project_step4.png|thumb|670px]]
+*: [[File:Nokiaide first project step4.png|thumb|670px]]
 *Type the following statements inside the class.
 *: <code java>
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 </code>
 *Now, Its time for testing our first project. Right click on project folder. Select "Run As" from the pop-up menu and "Emulated JavaME MIDlet".
-*: [[File:Nokiaide_first_project_step5.png|thumb|670px]]<br />
+*: [[File:Nokiaide first project step5.png|thumb|670px]]<br />
 * Repeat the previous step, if you didn't get application running on Emulator.
-*: [[File:Nokiaide_first_project_step6.png|thumb|670px]]
+*: [[File:Nokiaide first project step6.png|thumb|670px]]
 Congratulations, you just created your first application in Nokia IDE for Series 40 full touch device. Try to run the application by changing the string in {{Icode|new Form("Welcome")}} and {{Icode|main.append("Helo World!")}}.

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	Try testing your first application on different Series 40 devices using [https://www.developer.nokia.com/Devices/Remote_device_access/ RDA]. Check out the "How it looks on different Series 40 device with different screen resolution?"		Try testing your first application on different Series 40 devices using [https://www.developer.nokia.com/Devices/Remote_device_access/ RDA]. Check out the "How it looks on different Series 40 device with different screen resolution?"

−	Become an Series 40 application developer - Part 2 ~~(Coming Soon)~~.	+	[[Become an S40 application developer - Part 2\|Become an Series 40 application developer - Part 2]].

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 *: [[File:Nokiaide_first_project_step1.png|frame|none]]
 *Enter ''MIDlet Name'' as "firsts40app" and "Your Name" in ''MIDlet Vendor'' and select ''Microedition Configuration" as "Connected Limited Device Configuration(1.1)" and ''Microedition Profile'' as "Mobile Information Device Profile(2.1)" and click "Finish" button to create.
-*: [[File:Nokiaide_first_project_step2.png|thumb|670px]]
+*: [[File:Nokiaide_first_project_step2.png|frame|none]]
 *Create a MIDlet, by right clicking on "src" folder, select "new" from the pop-up menu and select "JavaME MIDlet".
 *: [[File:Nokiaide_first_project_step3.png|frame|none]]

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 Java is the native application development platform for Series 40 devices. Series 40 Web Apps provide an alternative environment, primarily for developing apps to access existing Internet services. Flash Lite apps can be created in Series 40 devices released before May 2012.
-Developing applications for these devices is interesting. Series 40 phones are like budget phones cost less and more efficient considered to any other manufacturer's low-end devices. Most of the users of phones are students, teachers, farmers, senior citizen and taxi drivers and all. The total number of users are not few 100's neither millions. More than 3 billion people are using Series 40 devices. So, your are going to develop applications for billions of people.
+Developing applications for these devices is interesting. Series 40 phones are like budget phones cost less and more efficient considered to any other manufacturer's low-end devices. Most of the users of phones are students, teachers, farmers, senior citizen and taxi drivers and all.
 When it comes to development, Series 40 devices have different screen resolutions, different memory size, different CPU clock rates and different hardware type. There are Classic phones, Touch and Type phones, Qwerty Phones and Full Touch phones. When it comes to screen resolution; it ranges from small screen (128x160 pixels) to medium (240x320 pixels, 320x240 pixels) and to large (240x400 pixels) resolutions.

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 *"Java" is the native platform for developing application for Series 40.
 *You can develop applications for taxi drivers, teachers, farmers and for every one.
 *There are different screen resolution, memory size, hardware support and CPU clock rate to be considered while developing Series 40 applications.

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 Throughout the development process, we will use two IDE's and three SDK's. We will use NetBeans IDE with Sun Java Micro-edition SDK to develop application for classic phones, NetBeans IDE with Nokia Java SDK 1.1 for Touch and Type devices and Nokia IDE for full touch devices.
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-At the end of this tutorial, you should be able to develop application for Series 40 devices. You will be taken from ''Absolute Beginner'' to ''Expert''. This include one full application development (Which will ready to publish on Nokia Store), apart from the application/project created in part 1.
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-You will be creating four packages for four different resolution and hardware to target all the above devices.
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 In this "Become an Series 40 application developer - Part 1", I will cover the things about - Getting Started, Creating and running a project in both NetBeans and Nokia IDE.
 == Getting Started with NetBeans IDE ==