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J2ME Polish 1.0 RC4

 
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Hi everyone,

J2ME Polish 1.0 RC4 has just been released on http://www.j2mepolish.org today.

J2ME Polish is a next generation Open Source build solution for creating J2ME applications.

Features include:

* Automatic compiling, preverification, JAD-creation, obfuscation and packaging of J2ME applications.

* Powerful preprocessing capabilities and an integrated device database make device-optimizations easy.

* J2ME Polish has an optional GUI, which is much more powerful than the MIDP-standard, but which is compatible to the MIDP-standard.
The GUI is designed with simple CSS-textfiles:


* You can use MIDP/2.0 features like the game engine on MIDP/1.0 phones as well.

* View your System.out.println()-messages on real devices with the logging framework.
When the logging is disabled, absolutely no traces will be left in the application.
Example:


You can download J2ME Polish at http://www.j2mepolish.org

View all included devices at
http://www.j2mepolish.org/devices-overview.html

Commercial licenses are available.

Thanks for your feedback and best regards,
Robert
 
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The RC4 download leaves a little something to the imagination as far as installation goes, there is no help file, no README, nothing on how to install it.
 
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Hi Sam,

thanks for this tip! I now added some information on the download page as well: basically you just have to double-click the installer (or call "java -jar j2mepolish-1.0-RC4.jar" on the command line).

You can find a detailed instruction at http://www.j2mepolish.org/docs/install.html

Best regards,
Robert
 
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