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•A developer may embed a URL within a context-sensitive menu.

Because the prompts and URLs in this MRS are variable and flexible and must be approved by the product groups, regions and customers, these items must be validated by as accepted.

Backward Compatibility/Flexing

All J2ME menu or context-sensitive menu item prompts must be flexible, easy to change and provision as customization will be necessary by region and customer.

All J2ME menu or context-sensitive menu item prompts and URL addresses must be accessible through the PRI interface.

The phone shall be flexed to allow URLs within J2ME in one of the following combinations:

•URLs allowed in the Games and Apps menu

•URLs allowed in the Java Tools menu only

•URLs allowed in the BOTH Games and Apps menu AND the Java Tools menu

•URLs not allowed Games and Apps menu A

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Contents

Motorola C381p Handset J2ME Developer Guide Table of Contents Network Apis GET URL from Flex API Java System Menu Table of Figures Java Platform Index of Tables MIDlet Attributes, descriptions, and JAD and/or JAR Actions performed upon completion of signer certificate Table of Code Samples Audience IntroductionPurpose Disclaimer References Reference Date Name Reason November 09 S.A.R Initial Draft Revision HistoryDefinitions, Abbreviations, Acronyms Description Document Overview Background Applications this chapter describes J2ME Introduction Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition J2ME Motorola J2ME Platform Midp Resources and API’s Available Introduction to Development Developing and Packaging J2ME ApplicationsGuide to Development in J2ME Developing and Packaging J2ME Applications Downloading Applications Method of Downloading Error Logs Error Logs Contents OTA and Download JAD file information Downloading a JAR file without a JAD MIDlet UpgradeApplication Management Installation and Deletion Status Reports System Menu Action JAD Attributes JAD / Manifest Attribute Implementations JAD Java.lang Implementation Java.lang support Network APIs Network Connections Socket Connection User Permission Https Connection Network APIs Code Sample 3 Https Connection JSR 135 Mobile Media API JSR 135 Mobile Media API ToneControl VolumeControl GUIControl Audio Media StopTimeControlManager Class Description Mime Type Tone Sequences JSR 135 Mobile Media API SMS Client Mode and Server Mode Connection JSR 120 Wireless MessagingWireless Messaging API WMA MessageConnectionConnector.opensms//6000 SMS Port Numbers SMS Notification SMS Message TypesSMS Message Structure Messaging features/classes supported Creation of server connection Setting of payload text for text messageSetting of address with port number Creation of client connection with port number Receiving of message Setting of address without port numberSending of message Getting of address JSR 120 Wireless Messaging API Code Sample 5 JSR 120 Wireless Messaging API Phonebook Access API Phonebook Access API Permissions Sample of code for calling of ‘addint sortOrder’ method Int num = PhoneBookRecord.getNumberRecordsByNamename Sample of code for calling of ‘getMaxEmailLength ’ method Code Sample 6 Phonebook API Dialer Class Class DialerEvent Summary Detail Definition Class Dialer Method Summary SetDialerListener Parameters Throws StartCallSendExtNo EndCall Interface DialerListenerSample DialerListener Implementation Asynchronous callback for receive phone call event NotifyDialerEvent Class HierarchyInterface Hierarchy Public void notifyDialerEventDialer dialer, byte event Serial Port Access Sending a Message SMS Messaging as GSM ExtensionCreating a Message Viewing a Message Deleting a Message User Display Interface Canvas Functionality User Display Interface Send Key Hardware MappingEnd Key Left, Right and Menu Soft Keys Global Command Soft Key Position Priority Power Key Active Global Commands Back, Cancel, OK, Help & Stop Volume Key Game Key Mapping Application Icons Application ResourcesApplication Keys Deleting the MIDlet/Application Effect of Master Clear or Master ResetSoftkey Labels Download MIDlet Through Browser Star Active Browser Session from Main Menu Find a location with J2ME Application Downloading and Installing J2ME Application MIDlets Downloading MIDlets Download MIDlet Through Browser Different Error Checks Memory Full Download MIDlet Through Browser Memory full error Memory Full during installation process Memory Full help message during installation process Application version already exists Newer Application Version Exists Same Version of Application already exists on the handset Latest Newer Version of Application exists Lightweight Windowing Toolkit UDP Support Tell-A-Friend Option Shared JAD URLsOverview Accessing Tell-A-Friend from SMM Downloading through Browser Downloading from PC Via serial/USB Downloading through MMS Get URL from Flex API Flexible URL for downloading functionality Security Policy Multiple Key Press Implementation Key ITAP Intelligent Keypad Text Entry API Lcdui Refer to for Lcdui feature/class support for Midp Supported Text in forms is wrapped and scrolled Lcdui Lcdui feature/class Auto Launch of Midlets Scenarios involved in launching midlet Background Java Application Lifecycle Background ApplicationsBackground Attribute Background MIDlet Java service menu for a MIDlet with background attributes Flip Behaviors Java System Menu MIDlet Manager Menu View MIDlet Suite Information 105 106 J2ME Invisible NET Options Invisible Net for J2MEIntroduction 108 J2ME Context-Sensitive Menu Options Backward Compatibility/Flexing Download Midlet through PC Establishing Connection Operator Apps Provisioning Midp 2.0 Security Model Untrusted MIDlet Suites Untrusted Domain Permission Types concerning the Handset User Permission Interaction ModeTrusted MIDlet Suites Top Line of Prompt Implementation based on Recommended Security PolicyTrusted 3rd Party Domain Dialog Prompts Trusted MIDlet Suites Using x.509 PKISigning a MIDlet Suite Creating the Signing Certificate Signer of MIDlet SuitesMIDlet Attributes Used in Signing MIDlet Suites Creating the RSA SHA-1 signature of the JAR Authenticating a MIDlet SuiteInserting Certificates into JAD Verifying the Signer Certificate Verifying the MIDlet Suite JAR Initial State Verification Result Appendix a Audio Mix Table Appendix B Key Mapping Key Mapping for the C381p 124 Appendix C Memory Management Calculation Available Memory Online FAQ Appendix D Appendix E Http Range Graphic Description Appendix F Spec Sheet C381p Spec Sheet Motorola C381p 130