Developing for mobile

To start developing with flex, can you point me to some resources, where i can find articles with samples?
thanks in advance.

There are so many different mobile devices, and they all work
a little
differently. Some can support media. Others cannot. I think
you will have
to decide who your target device audience is and build
accordingly.
http://mobiforge.com/starting/story/a-beginners-guide-mobile-web-development
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
www.alt-web.com

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Does any one know if Oracle APEX 4.0 can be used to develop mobile applications?
Are there any tutorials available for this mobile development with APEX?
Thanks,
Maggie

You definitely can build mobile "web" applications. I modified the Aria People Search application that we run inside Oracle to work on Windows Mobile, Blackberry, iPhone, etc. I don't know of any tutorials, it's just a matter of templates. If you don't know HTML and CSS really well, I would start there. Quick test, which of these tags is incorrect:
.....
hello
world
<td align=center>...
<DIV STYLE=foo>...Here's how I would start:
* Figure out your target devices and browsers
* Many of the Windows Mobile devices use Opera Mobile (which is a really good browser). You can make the desktop version function like the mobile version
* If iPhone is your target you can use the following bookmarlets to resize Safari to iPhone Landscape or Portrait:
javascript:self.moveTo(0,0);self.resizeTo(480,320);self.location="http://www.apple.com";
javascript:self.moveTo(0,0);self.resizeTo(320,480);self.location="http://www.apple.com";* Microsoft makes a free simulator for Windows Mobile (not sure about Windows Phone 7)
* Don't use any flash charts
* Don't use any popup LOVs
* Interactive reports won't work well
* Keep the HTML / CSS / JavaScript and Images VERY SMALL. Use Firefox + ySlow to measure this
* Start with a very simple page template and build up, not the other way around.
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Java programing for Mobile devices on OS X

im completly new to java, and very interseted in getting started with developing for mobile devices..
i have experience with other languages (C#.NET, a little VB.NET, BaSH, Ruby, Python...)
but i dont really know were to start..
what do i need to create, compile, and use java aps on mobile devices
Also, im using OS X 10.4, so i would need someting mac compatible...
(i have an HTC S710 with Windows Mobile 6.0)
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Hi java is platform independent , so dont worry about support on MAC etc.
what i would suggest is before thinking of coding for mobiles learn core java. Install editors like netbeans,eclipse and understand the languages.
The folowing links will help you
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
FYI java has Java ME platform for developing application on mobiles
Vijay

Need to develop a Mobile Application for Time Entry

Hi,
I need to develop a Mobile App for Time Entry details which can used as an Applicaion on Android or iOS.
Can anyone help me with the approach i need to follow to develop such an application which can be used on Android or other OS.
Thanks,
CV

Hi CV,
Oracle Application Development Framework Mobile (ADF Mobile) browser is a standards-based framework that enables the rapid development of enterprise mobile applications. Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g release 1 of ADF Mobile browser extends Oracle ADF to browsers running on mobile devices. Because ADF Mobile browser is built upon the component model of Java Server Faces (JSF), you can quickly develop applications for mobile browsers. ADF Mobile browser's mobile-specific extensions to JSF enable you to develop mobile applications using the same methodologies for developing JSF applications for the desktop.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17904_01/web.1111/e10140/pda_ovrv.htm#ADFMB101
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Where can I find a good tutorial for mobile game developement with J2ME ?

Hi All,
I'm completely new to J2ME programming. But I have past experience on J2SE developement. Now I would like to know that where can I find a good tutorial for mobile game developement with J2ME ?
I'll be very greatful if I can find a useful step-by-step tutorial (eg. "The Java Tutorial" for J2SE)
Please point me ot the direction.
Thanks
ZuriJAckshoT

ibook-widgets.com have a free tutorial book in the iBooks store. Search for "Create your first interactive book using iBooks Author" they also sell widgets.
I dont have any connection - I found their eBook in the store long ago and used it to learn more about iBA.
The best advice though, is be patient, go back over the process step by step, I cannot access the Help files for some reason.. but i am sure its in their.

Development tools for mobile device apps.

Is there tools to develop sap mobile apps/add-ons?

Hi JBrotto,I have an API in order to develop mobile solutions for Business One and others ERP.
Please get in contact directly with me if you need more info.
Kind Regards,
paolo
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Flex for mobile development

Is it possible to use Flex for developing RIAs for mobile
browsers?
From what I've read, Flex doesn't seem to be suitable for
creating applications on mobile phones. But I wanted to be sure
that's why raised this question here.

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Mobile application development for HSDPA technology

If anyone have any experience in mobile application development for HSDPA, please post your details at http://www.smackall.com/mobile_application_development.php site

You can try Mobile Business Objects,which helps in designing a dashboard and reports too...
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Srikanth M

There is any Scripting languages is used for mobile application development

Is there is any Scripting languages is used for mobile application development?
For example java script,vb script is used for web development.Like that is there is any scripting language is used for mobile application development along with J2me.
Thanks & Regards, Sivakumar.J

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Developing Online Help for Mobile Applications

My company is just starting to develop applications for mobile devices (cell phone, iPad
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please can any one help me(with source code if possible) for developing the web map service client for mobile devices in J2ME.

There are a couple of ways you could do this. Bluetooth communication is available on a few J2ME devices, so you could do it through that. Or you could set up a servlet on the J2SE app end and send the data over the internet (check out HttpConnection). I'm not sure of any other quick and easy methods.

Dropping development for Flash Player on mobiles entirely?

"Even though Adobe just mentioned it was planning to invest further in HTML5 after restructuring, a rumor from ZDNet suggests the changes could go even further by dropping development for Flash Player on mobiles entirely. According to an email reportedly received by the company's partners, its future work on Flash for cellphones and tablets will focus on enabling developers to "package apps with Adobe AIR for all the major app stores." After years of battling with Apple and Steve Jobs over the place of Flash on mobiles it appears the company is ready to lay down its sword, with existing platforms like Android receiving only security updates going forward. If the rumors are true, we'll probably hear an official announcement later today, along with a few huge belly laughs from the folks in Cupertino."
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These changes will allow us to increase investment in HTML5 and innovate with Flash where it can have most impact for the industry, including advanced gaming and premium video. Flash Player 11 for PC browsers just introduced dozens of new features, including hardware accelerated 3D graphics for console-quality gaming and premium HD video with content protection. Flash developers can take advantage of these features, and all that our Flash tooling has to offer, to reach more than a billion PCs through their browsers and to package native apps with AIR that run on hundreds of millions of mobile devices through all the popular app stores, including the iTunes App Store, Android Market, Amazon Appstore for Android and BlackBerry App World.
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Oracle SSHR Interfaces for Mobile Development

Dear All,
We have a following requirement on top of Oracle E-Business Suite 11.5.10.
We need to access certain functionalities of Oracle Self Services Human Resoures (SSHR) like Apply New Leave, Leave Approval from various mobile applications (iOS, Android, Symbian OS, Blackberry OS, Windows Mobile). This will enable our executives to do some basic leave related functionalities on the go through mobile.
We are planning to develop the mobile frontends and wants to interact with the Oracle SSHR to save and retrieve the leave related information with workflow functionalities.
Can any one guide us on how to do this? Is there any interfaces provided by EBS which does the functionalities along with workflow features.
Note: We know that Oracle EBS 12.x support IPhone and Ipad using Oracle Business Approvals. But our company has no near term plans to upgrade our EBS to 12.x
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1) Create New Leave, View Leaves for Approval, Approve/Reject Leave with comments
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Opensource database for Mobile application development

hi.
1. SQL CE is a database for mobile applications. Is there a similar opensource implementation available , i.e a database that i can port on my mobile application.
2.If this is not the forum in which i must post such question ..pls let me know the link where in i should make such posts..
Ur suggestions will be valuable..
regards
KARTIK

hi.
1. SQL CE is a database for mobile applications. Is
there a similar opensource implementation available ,
i.e a database that i can port on my mobile
application.
2.If this is not the forum in which i must post such
question ..pls let me know the link where in i should
make such posts..
Ur suggestions will be valuable..
regards
KARTIKhttp://hsqldb.sourceforge.net/

How to Configure the Buttons on the QAF for Mobile UI Screens...

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Later you wrote:
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