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J2ME location api (jsr 179) - where?

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Simon Brooke - 14 Aug 2006 22:09 GMT
I'm writing a bit of code which needs to use the j2me location API. It
will probably run on HP IPAQ 6500/6900 series, but I'd prefer it to be
as platform independent as possible.  

For now I need a jar to compile against, so I can build and test. It
doesn't need to hook to a real GPS, and can dummy all the calls. I've
got the JSR 179 specification and apidocs, so I could hack up an
implementation for myself - but surely someone's had this problem
before, and has already done it?

Also, anyone know of a Java development site for IPAQs?

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Mario Kusek - 17 Aug 2006 07:54 GMT
You have everything you need in Sun Java Wireless Toolkit 2.5 for CLDC,
beta release.

Mario


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