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Invisible Net for J2ME
•URLs associated with J2ME menus or components will be launched using one of the following methods:
oHTTP download with the following exceptions:
Launch shall be directly to the URL associated with the J2ME menu item.
If flexed on, retrieve the URL from the HTTP client.
If flexed off, retrieve the URL through the browser.
Title can be flexible, and URL can be flexible.
oIf existing Web Sessions is used, launch shall be using the information from the default Browser session:
Instead, launch shall be directly to the URL associated with the J2ME menu item.
oFor future implementation, if Web Sessions Redesign has been implemented, launch of the URL will use the following:
Default Java Session parameters (or in the absence of a Java Session, the default Browser application settings) and the launch shall be directly to the URL associated with the Java menu item.
Default data connection parameters
Refer to MRS 7535 - Internet Setup (Web Sessions Redesign) for more information on application and data connection session parameters.
oUpon exiting the active browser or HTTP session, the user shall be returned to the Java menu from which the browser was launched from. (Games and Apps menu or Java Tools menu).
oJ2ME menu items must be approved by Technical Marketing, CxD and Product Marketing.
oPosition of the “Invisible Net” J2ME menu item(s) in the menu structure must be approved by the appropriate representatives from the product team, the region, the customer, CxD and Technical Marketing.
oAll prompts (including menu prompts and menu list items) and URL addresses must be accessible through the PRI interface.
oAll prompts and URLs must be set with an option to either allow or not allow access to the carriers as determined by individual regions and customers.
oAll J2ME related application menu or
oAll J2ME related application menu or
