This is very exciting news as I can’t think of a single thing that could more quickly expand the reach of Flash Lite.
Sony Ericsson announced today at its Developer World conference plans for a new technology that bridges Adobe Flash Lite and Java ME development platforms.
The technology, called Project Capuchin, allows Java ME (formerly known as J2ME) applications to use Flash Lite as the front-end interface for mobile phone applications.
“In using Flash, you typically can’t access properties of the phone. But with Capuchin, you can get at information and applications in the phone and use that info with the Flash display,” said Christopher David, director of long-term platform planning at Sony Ericsson.
The Java ME/Flash Lite connection will be a two-way street, so both can invoke the other, according to Ulf Wretling, director of Sony Ericsson Developer World. But most importantly, Flash content is packaged as a Java JAR file for use on Java ME-compatible mobile phones.
Read the full article on InternetNews.com
More in depth info here:
http://www.flashmagazine.com/News/detail/sony_ericsson_to_extend_flash_lite_capabilities/
J
Sweet. thanks!
“This is very exciting news as I can’t think of a single thing that could more quickly expand the reach of Flash Lite.”
I can. Wait till tomorrow.
Like Jarpa?
http://www.i2tecnologia.com.br/jarpa/
@Felipe yeah, but even more powerful?
J
very interesting. Thanks for sharing this Ryan.
great! i use Motorola V3X..
but flash player dont support my handphone..
where can i download this ”flash jar file”?