Hi mtj,
On the past weeks we had a lot of good news on MTJ that I want
to share with everyone on the community.
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EclipseCon
MTJ had 3 talks during eclipsecon
and one BOF. We had a very good feedback on everyone on them. The slides are
posted on eclipsecon web site and if there are questions / comments feel free
to send to the list.
o
Multi-Configuration support in MTJ
(Mobile Tools for Java): http://www.eclipsecon.org/2009/sessions?id=314
o
DSDP Mobile Tools for Java New and
Noteworthy: http://www.eclipsecon.org/2009/sessions?id=327
o
MTJ: Taking Mobile Java Developers
To The Next Level: http://www.eclipsecon.org/2009/sessions?id=291
During eclipsecon we had a lot of
good discussions with some users, and there are different areas of improvement on
MTJ. Later I will send some emails about that and start opening some bugs to start
a discussion about each area.
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Eclipse for JavaME
(Galileo 1.0 M6)
During EclipseCon Galileo M6 was
released. That release included the first drop of Eclipse for JavaME Package
that includes MTJ. The objective of this package is to deliver the main
components that are necessary to develop mobile applications. This distribution
is also planned to be the base on Eclipse Pulsar Distribution that is under discussion
on the Eclipse Mobile Industry Working Group.
If you would like to give a try, the
download is available at: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/release/galileo/m6
.
MTJ 1.0 M6 also has a more stable
API. Most of the changes / refactoring discussed on the past months are already
there. There only some of them missing that I hope will be addressed until M7.
Feel free to open bugs and send
comments about the package / API.
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MTJ Webinar
There is a MTJ Webinar scheduled to
April 22th. The initial plan on this webinar is to give a user perspective of
MTJ, show the main features and how to user them. It would be nice if mtj
community can blog about the webinar in order that we can have a good number of
attendees.
J
gep