To gain the most out of this book, you will find it helpful to have a
working knowledge of Java ME and familiarity with Bluetooth wireless
technology. The book cites several references that provide additional
information on these subjects. We believe that a Java ME programmer
will need no additional reading beyond this book to write JABWT
applications.
If you would like more examples or more information on developing
and porting JSR-82 to a handset, the authors recommend the predecessor
to this book: Bluetooth Application Programming with the Java
APIs.
How This Book Is Organized
Different readers of this book will be seeking different information. We
have identified three sets of people:
1. Those looking for an overview to make decisions on projects
2. Those who will be leading projects or managing projects in this area
3. Programmers who need detailed information on how to program
using JABWT
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Apart from the introductory chapters, the chapters are organized into
three main sections to accommodate the three sets of people identified
above. The three divisions are
1. Overview: The executive introduction
2. API capabilities: The explanation for the project manager
3. Programming with the API: The programmer??™s guide
Readers can choose the sections that suit their needs in each chapter.
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