Because of that, I think I will start from scratch. I also don't know what to ask and who to ask. It is overwhelming with all sort of features and very little documentation on about what is going on. I have never program for MIDP platform before. Why do I make another emulator while there are already some out there?Įven though I can pull all the source code, I know nothing about how the code work. The goal is to make a open source emulator for the MIDP platform to play old J2ME games. They had some interesting adventure story and I want to bring the experience back. Furthermore, MicroEmulator can help you generate animated GIF files depicting the way in which a certain function should be used.J2ME action games were my entertainment source in my middle school. The utility not only allows you to run the apps without having to transfer them to a mobile device, but also enables you to share them with others in more user friendly formats. To conclude, if you are looking for an efficient solution that can help you test or present projects developed for the Java 2 Micro Edition, MicroEmulator certainly deserves a try. Simple yet efficient solution for testing MIDlet files on your Mac Moreover, MicroEmulator also offers you the possibility to optimize your projects for the web, which means that the MIDlet Java files will be exported as standalone applications, or as applets embedded in a HTML file. The best part is that you can record the movements in a simple animated GIF that can be shared with others with minimal effort. MicroEmulator allows you to open the MIDlet files and test their functionalities within the display area. Test your J2ME MIDlets and present their functionalities via animated GIFs To facilitate the testing process, MicroEmulator enables you to work with a scaled display that comes in 3 sizes. What’s more, you get to change the testing device, to capture GIF images, or to display the mouse coordinates. The MicroEmulator user interface simulates the design of a mobile device, while the top menus provide access to most functionalities: you get to open or close MIDlet files or URLs, to save them for the web, or to view the recently tested projects. Java 2 Micro Edition emulator that works right out of the box In addition, you will be able to export the utilities as web browser applets, or as standalone Java applications. The MicroEmulator a cross-platform open source project designed to help you test MIDlet applications.
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