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comtorJ2ME
DESCRIPTION:
comtorJ2ME is a library that simplifies J2ME software development.
This is a set templates (java interfaces) that encapsulates Form , List and Canvas frecuent initilizations.
Includes other useful classes RMS , StringTokenizer ,HttpConnection
Audience
Developers, Information Technology, Telecommunications Industry
User interface
Handheld/Mobile/PDA
Programming Language
Java
Categories
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