- GPS device is a Holux GPSLIM240: Bluetooth based return NEMA 0183
- Phone is a Motorola Ming 1200 having Bluetooth etc.
- A J2ME phone having MIDP 2.0 and CLDC 1.1 or above is needed. CLDC 1.1. supports floating point.
- Used SUN's java development environment on Ubuntu Linux 9.04
- Debugging on a phone is pretty problematic. I did not enable bluetooth via the emulator.
- Used a Bluetooth app provided by Bruce Hopkins for device discovery, etc.
- The App shows speed, the direction of travel, odometer, date and time.
As the name says basically to remind me what I did and how I did it. It will mostly be about technology. In case it is useful to others it will be great. BTW the info in these pages has worked for me, it might not for you. Use at your own risk. Thanks for stopping by & thanks in advance for your comments !
Thursday, July 8, 2010
GPS on a Java enabled phone
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