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Software Development Kits


Sprint's software development kits feature device emulators, and tools to help you package your application properly for deployment. Take a look at what we have to offer below. NOTE: You will need a JDK to use these SDKs - we recommend using the latest version available.

CDMA: Sprint 3.3.2 Wireless Toolkit

  • A new main screen GUI Look and Feel
  • Samsung Instinct emulator Virtual Keyboard support.
  • An enhanced Samsung Instinct Widget library and an updated SUN LWUIT for JavaME development.
  • Option to build standalone MIDlet jar/jad debug package
  • Built-in support for MIDlet deployment to Sprint VDL.
  • New LG LX400, Sanyo 3800, Samsung M520, Samsung Z400 emulators.
  • Technical documentation that covers the toolkit features.

Watch the replay of our webcast on the Sprint WTK 3.3 to learn more about new features

iDEN: Motorola iDEN J2ME SDK and Plug-ins
Choose a SDK matching your device. Additional devices may be selected and will install automatically as plug-ins to the first SDK you install.
[i285] [i325] [i355EVI] [i605] [i710/i730/i830] [i850] [i860] [i870] [i930] [i580]

CDMA: QJAE Location API library files
 Qualcomm Java Application Extensions (QJAE) Location API libraries and instructions to use them with the Sprint WTK 3.0 and the Sprint IDE.

 

Development Environments

 Sprint Netbeans Mobility Components for Netbeans 6.1

The Sprint NetBeans Plugins provide a variety of features that help developers create mobile java apps optimized to run on Sprint handsets.

Key features supported are drag and drop Sprint visual design components and resources that include: Sprint MIDlet templates to quickly create the MIDlet's basic code, Sprint sample projects that demonstrate applications that highlight the technologies and APIs supported by the Sprint Wireless Toolkit, and Sprint MIDP components that can be used in the Netbeans Visual Designer to create MIDP apps by just dragging and dropping components.

  
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