Nokia 30 platform

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Bjorn Borud - 28 Jun 2005 12:29 GMT

has anyone here got any experience in using the Nokia 30 platform?
from what I've gathered, you can use this via AT commands or you can
use it via some sort of CORBA interface. the latter is supposedly not
too robust.

does this mean that they implemented CORBA on the J2ME JVM running on
the Nokia 30 and were able to use the serial port directly? if so,
would it be possible to implement your own protocol easily on these
units?

I'd be interested in any documentation or code for interfacing with
the Nokia 30.

-Bjørn

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Darryl Pierce - 09 Jul 2005 01:50 GMT

> does this mean that they implemented CORBA on the J2ME JVM running on
> the Nokia 30 and were able to use the serial port directly?

No, it doesn't. Something like CORBA is unavailable on Java ME handsets.

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Bjorn Borud - 27 Jul 2005 01:16 GMT

[Darryl Pierce <mcpierce@gmail.com>]

| > does this mean that they implemented CORBA on the J2ME JVM running on
| > the Nokia 30 and were able to use the serial port directly?
|
| No, it doesn't. Something like CORBA is unavailable on Java ME handsets.

the Nokia 30 M2M terminal isn't really a handset. it'll fit in your
hand, but that's about it :-).

(anyone else know this device and the CORBA interface provided for it?)

-Bjørn

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Darryl Pierce - 30 Jul 2005 03:43 GMT

> | > does this mean that they implemented CORBA on the J2ME JVM running on
> | > the Nokia 30 and were able to use the serial port directly?
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> the Nokia 30 M2M terminal isn't really a handset. it'll fit in your
> hand, but that's about it :-).

That's irrelevant. The JavaME technologies don't support CORBA currently.

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Bjorn Borud - 31 Jul 2005 12:11 GMT

[Darryl Pierce <mcpierce@gmail.com>]

| That's irrelevant. The JavaME technologies don't support CORBA currently.

you didn't understand my question. I am fully aware of the fact that
CORBA is not supported on JavaME. still, there is a CORBA interface
available for the unit, which begs the question how they implemented
it and exactly what it covers.

http://www.nokia.com.ph/nokia/0,,44634,00.html?faqTopicId=49&faqSubTopicId=149&s
tep=step3

-Bjørn

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