Java SDK for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Version(s): 1.32.2-1.el8 Pre-installed. See it at cloud.oracle.com. Java ME SDK 3.3 (Early Access) With these releases, Java developers can now develop feature-rich embedded Java ME applications and run them on the popular Raspberry Pi board. The new version supports a number of new or improved features: Support of Raspberry Pi Model B running Linux Wheezy hard float. Multi-tasking virtual machine for running.
The following categories of toolkits are known to work with MTJ.
- Oracle Java ME SDK 8.2
- Oracle Java ME SDK 8.1
- Oracle Java ME SDK 8.0
- Oracle Java ME SDK 3.4
- Sun Java Wireless Toolkit 2.5.2 for CLDC
- MOTODEV SDK for JavaME
- Nokia SDKs for Java
- Sony Ericsson J2ME SDK
- Sprint PCS Wireless Toolkit for Java
- Siemens SMTK for Series 60
- mpowerplayer
- Microemulator
Other toolkits that meet the Unified Emulator Interface (UEI) Specification may also work with MTJ. Please provide feedback your experiences with toolkits other than listed with us to update this site.
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Hi,I know in a IoT data communication from/to an edge-device from/to a gateway or directly to the cloud happens using e.g. a message broker (e.g. MQTT AMQP based) on the gateway or in the cloud, CoAp, REST services (on a gateway or in the cloud), .... Since, as far as I know, Java ME 3.x has no standard out-of-the-box facilities for consuming REST services and I don't know of any MQTT or AMQP clients for JavaME to communicate with a message broker what is the recommended/most used method for sending sensor data from the EHS6 (Concept Board) to the cloud and receiving data from the cloud to command actuators connected to the board?Thanks.