Jacek Wojciechowski's Forum Nokia Blog - Java Runtime for S60 with Mobile Sensor API support, finally!

2009-11-21T23:15:51Z

thanks for all the marvelous internet tips much appreciated

2009-11-21T16:21:33Z

Ahh finally they hae java runtime for the s60. I've been waiting for this. Temporary Tattoos

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2009-11-18T00:25:06Z

I'll be glad to hear any other news.
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2009-11-18T00:21:19Z

Nice news, it's really interesting!

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2009-11-11T12:05:25Z

In older S60 devices (and Series 40 phones) the returned value is typically something like the following (showing device model and the sw version)... my N95-8GB display "NokiaN95_8GB/15.0.015".
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S60 with Mobile Sensor API

2009-11-04T13:54:08Z

there would be a big mess (one person would update the device, the other wouldn't)...
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2009-11-04T11:49:45Z

It all sounds interesting, but also complicated. But thanks for writing it down!
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2009-11-03T21:17:18Z

So is there any plan to update the N95's Java platform in a future firmware update? It's a great piece of hardware, it's a pity to EOL it so soon. cialis online

2009-10-26T17:01:32Z

I'm glad they have sorted this out, I have the Nokia 5800, which I love. I will have to check what version mine is running, and get it updated.
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2009-10-04T09:50:14Z

Ah, my friend bought the Nokia5800 Xpress Music. I think the shape and design ia a bit odd, but not really so when I hold the life unit. I just still prefer flip and slider models. classified ads |job listings |bathroom furniture

2009-09-29T13:20:30Z

It all sounds interesting, but also complicated. But thanks for writing it down!
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2009-09-29T13:20:16Z

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2009-09-19T16:26:01Z

great article Jacek thank you

Re: Java Runtime for S60 with Mobile Sensor

2009-06-04T02:53:16Z

interesting post Jacek.

Re: What about the N95

2009-04-29T12:04:37Z

I wouldn't expect any Java platform updates for N95.
Firstly, it's S60 3rd FP1 device (new naming scheme starts from S60 3rd FP2),
secondly, it's rather old device (in terms of mobile world),
thirdly, there would be a big mess (one person would update the device, the other wouldn't)...

What about the N95

2009-04-28T00:38:28Z

Is there any plan to update the N95's Java platform in a future firmware update? It's a great piece of hardware, it's a pity to EOL it so soon.

Curious about current JRT support...

2009-04-09T15:22:55Z

I was curious about current JRT support, so I've made some additional tests...

In S60 3rd Ed. FP2 (and newer) there is information about device name, software version, software platform and its version and Java Runtime version, e.g. on my N78 (sw. 11.043) system property returns
"NokiaN78-1/.043/sw_platform=S60;sw_platform_version=3.2;java_build_version=74701". As the screenshot above shows, my 5800XM returns everything right.

In older S60 devices (and Series 40 phones) the returned value is typically something like the following (showing device model and the sw version)... my N95-8GB display "NokiaN95_8GB/15.0.015".

For reference:
S60 3rd Ed. FP2 SDK (v1.1): "Nokia3250/S60_3_2_200802"
S60 5th Ed. SDK (v0.9): "(...);java_build_version=000", but finally S60 5th Ed. SDK (v1.0): "(...);java_build_version=1.3.4"

Hope, this helps!
If you wish, you can post your own results of other S60 3rd Ed. FP2 devices.

2009-04-08T13:19:18Z

Interesting!

Isn't J2ME dead yet?

2009-04-03T19:37:47Z

I keep hearing that J2ME is on its way out, so this is an interesting move in that context.

All the runtimes should be independent of the platform version though, since software upgrading is likely to get much more complex in the future with the Symbian Foundation and the whole concept of a single platform version probably needs re-thinking.

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2009-04-03T11:45:29Z

Excellent i can stop messing around with plugins

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2009-04-02T21:52:14Z

It all sounds interesting, but also complicated. But thanks for writing it down!