Blu-ray is a replacement for DVD video, with high definition video and audio. In addition, Blu-ray also includes a solution for more interactive content; Java! The built-in Java platform gives more opportunities than ever ever before. Let us take a look at Blu-ray and Java. The article contains a description of the execution model and [...]
Johan Karlsson
Senior Java MEâ„¢ consultant, Jayway AB Johan works as a Javaâ„¢ consultant for Jayway. He has been developing Javaâ„¢ since the very first version of Javaâ„¢ was available, in the summer of '95. Before working with Javaâ„¢, the primary programming languages was C/C++. Immediately when starting to use Javaâ„¢, he realized that Javaâ„¢ would have a great impact in his life as a software developer. Since then he has been working with Javaâ„¢ in different environments, ranging from Javaâ„¢ Card to Javaâ„¢ EE. Ever since he got certified as a Sunâ„¢ Certified Mobile Application Developer, he has been working on different Java MEâ„¢ projects. He is also interested in Open Source software development. Founder of the MicroLog Open Source project, which is a Java ME logging framework inspired by Log4j. He is also a frequent writer of articles for JayView, a magazine for Java development. From time to time he holds courses in Java ME and how to test in your constrained Java ME environment.Blu-ray and Java
December 11th, 2009 by Johan Karlsson — Java
Tags: blu-ray, programming
LWUIT – an introduction
May 1st, 2008 by Johan Karlsson — Embedded
Have you ever tried to create a business application in Java ME? The user interface toolkit provided by MIDP 2.0 is very limited. There is now an alternative toolkit available. Read on and you will learn about this new user interface toolkit. But be aware, there will be some spiffy source code and an accompanying [...]
Tags: java me, jayview, midp, mobile, ui
JavaOne – for Embedded Devices
October 1st, 2006 by Johan Karlsson — Embedded
The first Java version was made for embedded devices. However, Java has not made a big impact on the embedded space, apart from Java in mobile phones. A trend at JavaOne was that we could see Java in many different types of embedded devices. Could Java finally be used as it was intended? Among the [...]
Tags: jayview
