JME - Components:
Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) - It is one of the configurations of Java Micro Edition. 'Configuration' describes minimal features of a complete Java. The CLDC specifies the capabilities of JVM, the base set of API for resource limited devices like pager and mobile phones. There are two version of CLDC: version 1.0 was released in 2000 and came to be known as Java Specification Request (JSR)30. Later version 1.1 or JSR 139 but 1.0 is more widely used. The Connected Limited Device Configuration and the Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) together provides solid Java platform for developing application to run on less processing power devices.
Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) - This is another configuration of Java Micro Edition and coupled with CLDC, it provides a farm Java Runtime Environment for various mobile devices and other personal digital assistance (PDA). With the help of MIDP, developers can develop application once and then redistribute them into various mobile information devices in a very small period of time. Its principal functions include the user interface, network connectivity data storage and overall application process management. There are two versions of MIDP: one is MIDP 2.0 or JSR 118 and the second one is the MIDP 1.0 or JSR 37.
Connected Device Configuration (CDC) - Developed under the Java Community Process (JCP), it is a standard framework of Java technology used for building and delivering application that can be shared in a wide range of networks and devices ranging from pagers, mobile phones, set top box and other PDA devices. It is in two versions: the JSR 36 (CDC 1.0) and the latest one is the JSR 218 (CDC 1.1).
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