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Wrap-up
You've completed the first part of this two-part introduction to J2ME and MIDP. In this first part of the tutorial, you've learned about the user-interface components that comprise MIDP's high-level API, as well as the two event-handling techniques for the API. As part of the tutorial, you've also gained considerable hands-on experience with creating and running MIDlets in the J2ME environment.
At this point, you know enough to start creating your own MIDlets with simple user-interface capabilities. In Part 2 of the tutorial, we'll expand on what you've learned here, with an introduction to MIDP's low-level user interface components. The low-level API component are more complex than the ones discussed here, but they'll also afford you a lot more control over the look-and-feel of your mobile device applications.
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