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Development Tools
Licensee Open Class APIs
The Motorola Software Development Kit includes several Licensee Open Class (LOC)
API packages that make programming specific functionality easier. Just because an LOC
is included does not mean it will work on all devices. Always refer to the documentation to
find out which mobile devices are supported by a particular LOC.
The table below lists each LOC API and provides a brief description.
Package
com.mot.tcc.media
com.motorola.game
com.motorola.lwt
com.motorola.messaging
NOTE: The Motorola T720 only supports the com.motorola.lwt API package.
For more information on the various LOCs; see the JavaDoc documentation that
accompanies the Motorola SDK for J2ME.
CodeWarrior Wireless Studio 7.0
Use CodeWarrior Wireless Studio as the development tool for creating world-class
applications targeting the J2ME™ and Personal Java™ platforms for smartphones, PDAs,
set-top boxes and other Java technology enabled devices.
CodeWarrior Wireless Studio provides an open and customizable Integrated Development
Environment (IDE), a state-of-the art project manager and build system, class browser
and code navigation system, text editor with code completion, debugger, emulators,
support for team collaboration and WYSIWYG -drag and drop application development.
Registered developers can download a copy of CodeWarrior Wireless Studio from
www.motorola.com/developers/wireless/
Lightweight Windowing Toolkit (LWT)
The Lightweight Windowing Toolkit (LWT) is a J2ME™ Licensee Open Class (LOC)
designed by Motorola to enhance the capabilities of the Mobile Information Device Profile
(MIDP). It defines new J2ME classes to implement Buttons, Checkboxes, Sliders, and
other user interface widgets. These widgets let application programmers produce
applications that are more powerful and more intuitive user interfaces while still keeping
the size of the application as small as possible. They also reduce the amount of time
Description
The Media package provides classes to control a phone's
backlight, media player, and vibration.
The Gaming package provides classes essential for
writing exciting games that run on mobile devices and
includes classes for working with screens, sprites, music,
sound effects, and much more.
LWT provides basic interface components that make
writing smaller and more powerful user interface easier.
The Messaging package provides the base interfaces
containing functionality common to all messages for
implementing derived messaging interfaces.
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