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Using kXML to access XML files on J2ME devices

Naveen Balani, Author
Naveen Balani spends most of his time designing and developing J2EE-based products. He has written various articles and white papers for IBM developerWorks, covering topics such as web services, JMS, AXIS, MQSeries, WebSphere Studio, Java wireless devices, DB2 Everyplace for Palm, Java on EPOC, and wireless data synchronization. You can reach him at naveenbalani@rediffmail.com.
(An IBM developerWorks Master Author, Level 3)

Summary:  This tutorial will detail the use of kXML 2, a small XML pull parser specially designed for constrained environments, to access, parse, and display XML files for Java 2 Micro Edition-enabled devices. This tutorial will demonstrate how to build a mobile application that brings XML data to wireless J2ME devices, and will instruct the reader in how to craft a MIDlet that performs the necessary logic and deploys it to a J2ME environment.

Date:  23 Sep 2003
Level:  Introductory
PDF:  A4 and Letter (137 KB | 15 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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This tutorial offered direction on ways to deliver complex XML-based applications to mobile devices. I've demonstrated how to retrieve and parse a sample XML application to a J2ME-compatible device using kXML 2r2.1.8, a small XML pull parser specially designed for constrained environments, based on the common XML pull API, and BSD-licensed. The tutorial also showed how to build a mobile application that brings XML data to wireless J2ME devices, as well as how to craft a MIDlet that performs the necessary logic and deploy it to a J2ME environment.

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