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- j1-2k8-mtH06: JT Harness - Open Source Test Harness
JTHarness is an open source extensible test harness, which can also serve as a front-end for JUnit tests.
- An Introduction to the Lightweight User Interface Toolkit (LWUIT)
Java ME may promise consistent behavior across devices, but not consistent appearance, which makes it difficult to create GUIs that work everywhere. The Lightweight User Interface Toolkit addresses this problem by taking a Swing-like approach and rendering all components in Java. In this article, Biswajit Sarkar offers an overview of LWUIT's functionality and design.
- j1-2k8-mtH05: cqME and ME Framework Testing Platform
ME Framework is an testing framework for the Java ME platform developed as part of the cqME open-source project. A set of plug-ins for the open-source JT Harness, ME Framework provides support for application and platform quality and conformance testing needs. This mini-talk covers testing framework features, Java ME application and security models, communication protocols optimization and debugging functionality.
- j1-2k8-mtH04: How to Use the TrackBot API
This talk will cover the basics of using the TrackBot API for simulating and controlling TrackBots. It will flesh out some of the concepts covered in the TrackBotsAndGreenfoot and SunSPOTsAndTrackBots talks, although attendance at those sessions is not a prerequisite.
- j1-2k8-mtH03: A Mobile Interface for Data Mash-Up
In this brief "fill-in" mini-talk, Parth Vohra shows off a mobile approach for data mashups, using OpenESB and the Mural project.
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