Foundation Profile is a set of Java APIs that support resource-constrained devices without a standards-based GUI system. Combined with the Connected Device Configuration (CDC), Foundation Profile provides a complete Java ME application environment for consumer products and embedded devices. » Read More
CDC Application Management System White Paper illustrates Sun's design philosophy for a CDC multitasking environment.
Specification:
Foundation Profile 1.1.2 (JSR 219): an updated specification, based on a subset of J2SE 1.4.2, including a set of security-related optional packages, such as Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS), Java Secure Socket Extension (JSSE), and Java Cryptography Extension (JCE)
Reference Implementation:
Technology Compatibility Kit: For more information about licensing terms, please contact Sun's Java Partner Engineering group.
Optimized Implementation:
- Cutting edge performance: Sun Java Connected Device Configuration HotSpot Implementation
(CDC HotSpot Implementation) is highly optimized for resource-constrained devices like consumer products and embedded devices, which combines excellent performance and reliability with a low memory footprint to meet the needs of a broad range of product scenarios. Because product designs vary, CDC HotSpot Implementation allows device-friendly tradeoffs between performance and constrained resources. This product achieves best-of-class performance with a modern dynamic compiler and solid reliability for multi-threaded and low-memory conditions. In addition, CDC HotSpot Implementation's portability interfaces enable rapid modification to support new target CPUs and operating systems while maintaining excellent performance.
- Multitasking capabilities: Leveraging the strenghts of CDC HotSpot Implementation
Sun has been working on enabling support for concurrent applications and reliable termination of applications. The design philosophy behind the soon-to-be-released Sun Java Connected Device Configuration Application Management System (CDC AMS) is illustrated in the CDC AMS white paper.
