Siemens Java Tc65 Users Manual User's Guide

2015-02-05

• Preamble
• Overview
  • Related Documents
  • Terms and Abbreviations
• Installation
  • System Requirements
  • Installation CD
    • Components
      • Module Exchange Suite
      • WTK
      • SDK and Java Studio
  • Siemens Mobility Toolkit Installation
    • Installing the Standard Development Toolkit
    • Installing the SMTK Environment
    • Installing Sun Java Studio Mobility 6
    • Installing Eclipse 3.0
    • Installing Borland JBuilder X and 2005
    • Installing Module Exchange Suite (MES)
  • SMTK Uninstall
  • Upgrades
• Software Platform
  • Software Architecture
  • Interfaces
    • ASC0 - Serial Device
    • General Purpose I/O
    • DAC/ADC
    • ASC1
    • Digital Audio Interface (DAI)
    • I2C/SPI
    • JVM Interfaces
      • IP Networking
      • Media
      • Other Interfaces
  • Data Flow of a Java Application Running on the Module
  • Handling Interfaces and Data Service Resources
    • Module States
      • State 1: Default – No Java Running
      • State 2: No Java Running, General Purpose I/O and I2C
      • State 3: No Java Running, General Purpose I/O and SPI
      • State 4: Default – Java Application Active
      • State 5: Java Application Active, General Purpose I/O and I2
      • State 6: Java Application Active, General Purpose I/O and SP
    • Module State Transitions
• Maintenance
  • IP Service
  • Power Saving
  • Charging
  • Airplane Mode
  • Alarm
  • Shutdown
    • Automatic Shutdown
    • Manual Shutdown
    • Restart after Switch Off
  • Special AT Command Set for Java Applications
    • Switching from Data Mode to Command Mode
    • Mode Indication after MIDlet Startup
    • Long Responses
    • Configuration of Serial Interface
    • Java Commands
  • Restrictions
    • Flash File System
    • Memory
  • Performance
    • Java
    • Pin I/O
    • Data Rates on RS-232 API
      • Plain Serial Interface
      • Voice Call in Parallel
      • Scenarios with GPRS Connection
        • Upload
        • Download
• MIDlets
  • MIDlet Documentation
  • MIDlet Life Cycle
  • Hello World MIDlet
• File Transfer to Module
  • Module Exchange Suite
    • Windows Based
    • Command Line Based
  • Over the Air Provisioning
  • Security Issues
    • Module Exchange Suite
    • OTAP
• Over The Air Provisioning (OTAP)
  • Introduction to OTAP
  • OTAP Overview
  • OTAP Parameters
  • Short Message Format
  • Java File Format
  • Procedures
    • Install/Update
    • Delete
  • Time Out Values and Result Codes
  • Tips and Tricks for OTAP
  • OTAP Tracer
  • Security
  • How To
• Compile and Run a Program without a Java IDE
  • Build Results
  • Compile
  • Run on the Module with Manual Start
  • Run on the Module with Autostart
    • Switch on Autostart
    • Switch off Autostart
• Debug Environment
  • Data Flow of a Java Application in the Debug Environment
  • Emulator
  • Java IDE
    • Sun Java Studio Mobility 6 2004Q3
      • Switching emulators
      • Projects
      • Templates
      • Examples
      • Compile and run
    • Borland JBuilder X
      • Examples
    • Borland JBuilder 2005
      • Examples
    • Eclipse 3.0
      • Integration
      • Switching Emulators
      • Example
      • Compile and debug
  • Breakpoints
• Java Security
  • Secure Data Transfer
    • Create a Secure Data Transfer Environment Step by Step
  • Execution Control
    • Change to Secured Mode Concept
    • Concept for the Signing the Java MIDlet
  • Application and Data Protection
  • Structure and Description of the Java Security Commands
    • Structure of the Java Security Commands
    • Build Java Security Command
    • Send Java Security Command to the Module
  • Create a Java Security Environment Step by Step
    • Create Key store
    • Export X.509 Root Certificate
    • Create Java Security Commands
    • Sign a MIDlet
  • Attention
• Java Tutorial
  • Using the AT Command API
    • Class ATCommand
      • Instantiation with or without CSD Support
      • Sending an AT Command to the Device, the send() Method
      • Data Connections
      • Synchronization
    • ATCommandResponseListener Interface
      • Non-blocking ATCommand.send() Method
    • ATCommandListener Interface
      • ATEvents
      • Implementation
      • Registering a Listener with an ATCommand Instance
  • Programming the MIDlet
    • Threads
    • Example
• Differences from the TC45