Week of September 17, 2007
Featured this week:
Mobile video with JME and MMAPI, Part 2
Send and receive video files in your Java mobile applications. Author Srijeeb Roy shows you how to extend the application to upload video files to a remote server and download them back to the device. The result is a Java application that allows video-enabled devices to communicate with the wider world.
Mobile video with JME and MMAPI, Part 1
In part one of this article — Mobile video with JME and MMAPI, Part 1 — you learned how to use JME and the Mobile Media API to build a Java application capable of taking advantage of the video cameras built in to many popular mobile devices today. Start here if you missed the first installment.
Upcoming on JavaWorld:
“Subversion or CVS, Mercurial or Bazaar?”: Test drive four leading version control systems and find out which one best suits your needs. (September 18, 2007)
