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Alessandro La Rosa's Forum Nokia Blog
Happy Christmas with Java ME Google Calendar :)
jappit | 23 December, 2008 10:42
Hi all!
This is my first post on these Blogs as Forum Nokia Champion, so here's a bit about me.
My name is Alessandro La Rosa, and I'm a mobile developer from Rome, working as CTO for FuelMobile, an Italian mobile company, while in free time I manage a personal blog about mobile development: www.jappit.com. I divide my mobile passion mainly among Java ME (my first love :)), Flash Lite and Web Runtime (being an old school JavaScript addicted.. 
).
Now, coming to important things, It's Christmas time! And so here's a little gift for all calendar-addicted folks: a Java ME Google Calendar client!
Here are some screenshots (if you have some doubts: no, I'm not a graphic designer 
)
Features of this (very) first release include events browsing, searching and creation, calendar filtering, and map viewing for events location.
You can download v0.1 here: Java ME Google Calendar client.
Merry Christmas to you all!
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Thanks!
jappit | 24/12/2008, 18:55
Thanks Gargi!
There's still a lot to add to this client (PIM integration, offline browing, event notifications, just to say a few ones..) and to fix, but I hope it can be useful in this first release too :)
Merry Christmas to you too!
Pit
i love it!
slimpixi | 24/12/2008, 21:45
i love it! i want it! i need it! i'm desperate for gcalendar. ..but please! i map my domain www.360fashion.net to google mail and many features that are possible in gmail are for some reason i cant get them to work with my mapped domain. please, would you make sure it works with gcal's from mapped domains? i would really appreciate it and everyone on my team! merry christmas! dont leave us mappers out in the cold!
Support for hosted accounts added :)
jappit | 27/12/2008, 12:58
Hi slimpixi,
thanks for your appreciation :)
I've done some little changes and tests with mapped domains, and it is now possible to use hosted accounts too! Hope this will help your team as well :)
New version is available here:
http://www.jappit.com/blog/2008/12/27/hosted-accounts-support-added-to-gcal-j2me-client/
Pit
hi jappit
tjprakashmca | 27/12/2008, 14:26
I seen your suggestions and your gcal, Its fantastic .
Im new to the development of J2ME Applications.
Shall i get guidelines from you regarding starting project.
i need to start from the scratch.
so,if possible provide me the information.
Thanks,
Prakash
looks great
gaba88 | 24/12/2008, 07:41
hello jappit
congrats for the first blog at forum nokia and the application sounds good.
Merry Christmas
Gargi Das