Nokia Web Tools
Nokia Web Tools 1.5 provide you with a development toolkit that makes it easy to take a Series 40 web app from concept to code to Nokia Store submission. The key features of the toolkit are:
- Web Developer Environment — built on the Eclipse platform, this environment provides the tools to edit, package, and deploy web apps. Also included is Web Developer Channel, a one-stop shop for web apps information and additional tools.
- Web App Simulator — to simplify testing, the simulator enables web apps to be run on a computer. Features for location simulation and the ability to debug using an integrated implementation of Web Inspector, makes the simulator a powerful testing environment.
If you want to create web apps for Symbian WRT, please download Nokia Web Tools 1.2.
Series 40 web app Bluetooth Launcher
Bluetooth Launcher enables you to use the Web Developer Environment's feature to deploy web apps to your Series 40 phone over a Bluetooth connection. Once downloaded, you install Bluetooth Launcher onto your phone over a USB or Bluetooth connection or via a memory card (installation using Nokia Suite isn't supported).
You can install Bluetooth Launcher on your Series 40 phone by browsing to nokia.ly/btlauncher. When updating Bluetooth Launcher it's recommended that the old version is removed first.
Nokia Browser for Series 40
To test your Series 40 web app on your phone you will need to have Nokia Browser for Series 40 installed.
Nokia Browser for Series 40 is being delivered to the firmware of selected Series 40 5th Edition, Feature Pack 1 and later phones. See a list of phones upon which Nokia Browser for Series 40 can be run here. To check you have the latest firmware on one of these phones, connect the device to a computer running Nokia Suite, open the File menu and click Software update. If a new firmware version is found, follow the instructions to install it.
For phones that don't yet have firmware updates, Nokia Browser for Series 40 can be downloaded on the phone by visiting download.browser.ovi.com/get and following the download and install instructions.
Remote Device Access
Remote Device Access (RDA) is Nokia Developer's free service that enables you to access a wide range of Series 40 phones over the internet. Once you have booked a phone, run your web app using the short URL provided by the deployment feature in Nokia Web Tools, and then test your web app. RDA provides a range of additional features, such as the ability to take screenshots.
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