Nokia SDK for Java
The Nokia SDK for Java enables you to quickly and efficiently create and test Java™ applications for Series 40 6th Edition,
Feature Pack 1 phones. To facilitate this, the SDK includes an emulator, Java APIs, documentation, code examples, and debugging
tools. The SDK can be combined with the NetBeans or Eclipse IDEs to create, compile, and package applications and content.
Testing can then be conducted on a Microsoft Windows PC, using the emulator.
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A beta version of Nokia SDK 1.1 for Java is available here for evaluation and feedback.
Series 40 SDKs for Java technology
The Series 40 platform SDKs provide support for the development of Java applications on Series 40 6th Edition and earlier.
The SDKs can be used in combination with the NetBeans or Eclipse IDEs to create, compile, and package applications and content.
Testing is conducted on a Microsoft Windows PC, using the emulator.
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Series 40 SDK Language Packs
Each Series 40 SDK is provided with a comprehensive selection of languages, enabling applications to be tested for a variety of key languages.
For developers wishing to achieve the widest possible deployment of their application the Series 40 SDK language packs offer a range of additional African, European, Indian, and the Middle Eastern languages.
The language pack for the latest SDK, the Series 40 5th Edition, Feature Pack 1 Lite SDK, extends the standard language pack offering with the addition of American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Canadian French.
Series 40 On-Phone Debugger
The Series 40 On-Phone Debugger enables developers to debug Java applications on the latest Series 40 phones. The debugger, which is available as a beta release, integrates fully with the NetBeans and Eclipse IDEs, to enable application issues to be quickly and efficiently found and diagnosed.
Symbian and S60 SDKs for Java technology
The Symbian and 60 platform SDKs enable you to quickly and efficiently create and test Java applications. To facilitate this, each SDK includes an emulator, Java APIs, documentation, code examples, and debugging tools. These tools are then combined with the NetBeans or Eclipse IDEs to create, compile, and package applications and content. Testing can then be conducted on a Microsoft Windows PC, using the emulator.
APIBridge
The APIBridge component offers an option to access the features of Symbian and third-party applications from within Java applications. APIBridge provides a Java language interface to a plug-in architecture based on Symbian technology. The component is shipped with plug-ins can be used for a range of tasks including file activities, image manipulation, multimedia capture, use of multimedia, accessing logging details, and use of location services.
