Enterprise users and consumers alike are demanding more personalized, relevant, and media-rich mobile experiences. Join MOTODEV at JavaOne to learn how you can create the applications people crave, and let us provide you with inspiration, insights, and resources to spark your next big idea.

Join us on our mission to make it simpler, faster, and more profitable to deliver authentic, personal mobile experiences.

STOP BY BOOTH #702 NOW to get working on your next great application. Get a demo from our technical experts, and pick up your very own copy of MOTODEV Studio, our powerful Eclipse-Based IDE. Qualify for the opportunity to win testing, coding, translation, and other valuable and time saving services from our Fast Track partners. Services valued at approximately $2,000.

Fast Track Service Bundle:

• Testing on any Motorola device
• Product strategy consulting
• Depending on where you are in your development life-cyle:
  • Project Cost Assessment, Best Practices Consulting, Sample Translation
  • Or Product-Specific Glossary, Medialocate Desk Tool Kit
  • Or Pseudo-Localization/Internationalization Test of your Software

Dial in, Drive Deep: Using Motorola's Platforms to Reach Consumer and Enterprise Markets

Christy Wyatt - Vice President, Software Platforms and Ecosystem, Motorola, Inc.

Thursday, May 8th
5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m.
Moscone Center - Halls B & C

From enterprise to entertainment, mobile applications have one thing in common: the human connection. As mobile devices become more integrated into peoples' lives, user expectations play an increasing role in the development, marketing, and adoption of applications and devices. The stage is set: user expectations are driving innovation, and exponential global mobile market growth is fueling opportunity. Along with these new market opportunities comes the need for open and flexible development platforms and supporting tools that will help bring innovations to market faster. Learn how Motorola is making it easier and more cost-effective for developers to work in their preferred application environment to deliver richer user experiences.

Use of Java™ Technology-Based Class Loaders to Design and Implement a Java Platform, Micro Edition (Java ME Platform) Container (TS-7575)

Christian Kurzke - Architect, Developer Platforms, Motorola, Inc.
Gustavo de Paula - Senior Consultant for Wireless Technologies, C.E.S.A.R.

Thursday, May 8th
10:50 am – 11:50 am
Moscone Center - Room 300

This talk will describe mechanisms for sandboxing Java ME applications, using a sophisticated classloading structure to create a Java ME runtime environment and simulator. It will also outline a way to efficiently manage the creation of a single SDK supporting many different mobile devices, each supporting a different subset of the required and optional JSR features. This technology is currently used in the Motorola mobile phone emulator included in the MOTODEV Studio toolkit.

Sometimes a Java ME developer needs to provide a container – a software component providing a unique set of APIs on top of a base platform. In order to design and implement such a container, it is necessary to answer several basic questions:

• Which APIs should be available to the application running in the container?
• Are all container APIs available from the base platform?
• If they are not, how will those additional APIs be linked into the container?

This session explores some possible solutions involving the theoretical part of applied classloading technologies, and it will include a brief demo of a prototype product.

Attendees of this session must be familiar with the concept of Java classloaders and the Java ME Platform.

* Winner will be announced at 4pm on Thursday, May 8th. Winner must be present to win. Winner must be 18 years of age or older. Motorola employees do not qualify to win.