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The Java Development Environment
♦ 3. J2ME Wireless Toolkit installation
♦ 3.1. Downloading the installer
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Now install the J2ME Wireless Toolkit,
your Java development kit for mobile apps. Go to
http://java.sun.com/products/j2mewtoolkit/download.html and click
the Download button at the bottom. |
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Oh. Another license agreement, right? |
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That's right. Read this agreement, choose Accept,
and click the Continue button. This will let you choose the
installer on the next screen, so click the Windows Platform
installer to download it. |
♦3.2. J2ME Wireless Toolkit installation
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This is the Wireless Toolkit
installation screen. Click the Next button.
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You'll see another license agreement.
After reading the license, click the Yes button.
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Next you will confirm the file path
where J2SDK was installed. The destination folder should be
c:\j2sdk\1.4.2_05 (where you just installed J2SE SDK). You can click
the Browse button, navigate to that folder, and select it if
necessary. After you're done with this setting, click the Next
button. |
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Now specify the Wireless Toolkit
installation folder. Just use the default setting (c:\WTK104) and
click the Next button. |
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Register the program folder at this
point. Keep the default setting, J2ME Wireless Toolkit 1.0.4_01, and
click the Next button. |
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You'll see the settings confirmation
screen after this. If the settings are correct, click the Next
button. |
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When installation is complete, click
the Finish button and you're done.
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