http://eclipseme.org/blog J2ME Development using Eclipse - From zero to mobile in Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:30:45 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Over on Chris Aniszczyk's blog, he mentions that the Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java and Eclipse Pulsar projects have passed the Galileo release review. Although Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java isn't quite 1.0, it is getting very close. This is the culmination of the work I started in ... http://eclipseme.org/blog/2009/06/12/eclipse-mobile-tools-for-java-passes-release-review/ Gustavo de Paula (Motorola) will be presenting a Webinar about the the current and future status of the Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java project, on Wednesday, April 22. His webinar will cover some of the new features of MTJ since the project was restarted based on the last release ... http://eclipseme.org/blog/2009/04/19/mtj-update-webinar/ Release 0.9.1 of the MTJ project is available to download from the MTJ website. You can access the release from:Download site: http://download.eclipse.org/dsdp/mtj/downloads/drops/R-0.9.1-200812231340/index.html Via update manager: http://download.eclipse.org/dsdp/mtj/updates/0.9/stable/ Below is a list of the main new features that are available in the new release:Multidevice support: each MTJ project can now have several ... http://eclipseme.org/blog/2008/12/28/mobile-tools-for-java-release-091/ I have managed to get behind on the state of the Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java code. In an effort to catch up, I downloaded the latest code to my Ubuntu box and started up a runtime workbench. At that point, I needed to import my devices into ... http://eclipseme.org/blog/2008/12/21/repairing-suns-wtk-after-a-jdk-upgrade/ I'm happy to note that two of our Mobile Tools for Java talks have been accepted for EclipseCon 2009.  Our long talk "MTJ: Taking Mobile Java Developers To The Next Level" and the short talk "DSDP Mobile Tools for Java New and Noteworthy" were both accepted.  I especially want to ... http://eclipseme.org/blog/2008/12/21/eclipse-mtj-at-eclipsecon-2009/ I find myself in an interesting position with the Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java project.  Despite the fact that I am the original author of much of the current MTJ code as part of the EclipseME project, I have no corporate interest in MTJ.  My goal has always been to ... http://eclipseme.org/blog/2008/11/30/why-should-my-company-get-involved-with-mtj/ I'm not sure if it was fear of the fame and fortune associated with PlanetEclipse, but up until now eclipseme.org has not been aggregated by PlanetEclipse. As EclipseME has now become the base for the Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java implementation and thanks to some prodding by Mike Milinkovich, ... http://eclipseme.org/blog/2008/11/23/eclipseme-mtj-and-planeteclipse/ Reasons To Switch to the Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java There have been a number of questions about why someone might want to switch from EclipseME to the Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java project. While I can understand why someone might ask that question if things are "just working" for ... http://eclipseme.org/blog/2008/10/28/why-switch-to-eclipse-mobile-tools-for-java/ Converting to Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java UPDATED: It turns out that the original steps I documented for doing the conversion were incorrect. This post has been updated to specify the use of the Eclipse Import wizard to import EclipseME projects as MTJ projects. UPDATE 2: Added instructions for upgrading preprocessor ... http://eclipseme.org/blog/2008/10/19/converting-from-eclipseme-to-mobile-tools-for-java/ and EclipseME has grown into the the Eclipse Foundation Mobile Tools for Java (MTJ) project. It is hard to believe, but it is now official. The first official release of the Eclipse MTJ project is now available and the release announcement can be found here: http://www.eclipse.org/org/press-release/20081015_mtj.php I will follow up ... http://eclipseme.org/blog/2008/10/15/my-baby-is-all-grown-up/