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Hi, this screencast demonstrates how toinstall Java ME SDK plugins into NetBeansIDE

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and utilize advanced tooling of the Java ME 8platform.

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Before installing Java ME SDK plugins intoNetBeans IDE, please, make sure that thefollowing prerequisites have been completed:

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Java ME SDK is installed on your machine,

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Java ME support is activated in NetBeansIDE,

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and Java ME SDK is registered in the IDE.

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You may want to watch the Video of NetBeansIDE Support for Java ME 8 at netbeans.org fordetails.

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To install Java ME SDK plugins into NetBeansIDE, you need to

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download the Oracle Java ME SDK 8 Pluginsfor NetBeans file from the Java ME SDKdownload page,

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unpack the file to a directory on your machine,

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launch NetBeans IDE and use NetBeansPlugins manager.

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After you've downloaded and unpacked theOracle Java ME SDK 8 Plugins for NetBeansfile,

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complete the following steps to install theplugins into NetBeans IDE:

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In NetBeans IDE, choose Tools > Pluginsfrom the main IDE's toolbar.

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In the Plugins dialog box, click the Settingstab.

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Click Add to display the Update CenterCustomizer dialog box.

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In the Name field, enter Java ME SDKPlugins.

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Leave the Check for updates automaticallyoption selected.

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In the URL field, use the file command topoint to the location where you haveunpacked your plugins.

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Click OK to add the Java ME SDK Pluginsupdate center to the Settings tab.

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Ensure the Java ME SDK Plugins updatecenter is selected and choose the AvailablePlugins tab.

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Select Java ME SDK Tools and Java ME SDKDemos and click Install.

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At the Welcome panel of the Installer dialogbox, click Next.

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Review the license agreement, click theacceptance checkbox, and click Install tobegin the installation.

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When the installation is successfullycompleted, leave the Restart IDE now optionselected, and click Finish.

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After the IDE restarts, you need to make surethe plugins you have installed are active.

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Choose Tools > Plugins to display thePlugins manager.

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Click the Installed tab,

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select the Show details option and scroll tofind the Java ME SDK Demos and Java MESDK Tools plugins in the list.

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The green icon for the plugin to the leftreflects the active status of the plugin.Click Close to close the Plugins manager.

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After both the plugins are installed, you cantake a look at Java ME Platform SDK sampleprojects

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which highlight some of the technologies andAPIs that are supported by the emulator.

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Choose File > New Project.

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In the New Project dialog box, expand theSamples category and choose Java ME SDK8.0.

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Java ME sample applications display in theProjects list on the right.

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Select DataCollection Demo and click Next.

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In the Name and Location page of the wizard,accept the default values for the project name,location, et cetera and click Finish.

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The DataCollectionDemo project is createdand opened in the IDE.

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Let's run the project using the Java ME SDKemulator from the Java ME SDK Tools plugin.

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The plugin integrates Java ME utilities into thestandard NetBeans IDE menus.

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For example, the Tools > Java ME menu is theplace to launch a set of tools including theDevice Selector.

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The IDE displays the Device Selector window

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where all available devices simulated by theJava ME SDK emulator are grouped byplatform.

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Each subnode represents an emulator skinfor a device.

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EmbeddedDevice1 and EmbeddedDevice2are two instances of a CLDC device.

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They have identical capability sets but uniquephone numbers, making it easy to testcommunication between two devices.

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You can double-click any device node to openthe Device Information tab in the IDE

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and view such device details as supportedruntimes and extensions.

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Right-click on a device and select theDataCollectionDemo project to run from thecontext menu.

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In this demo, several data collector IMletsread data from peripheral devices

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using the Device I/O API and send the data to a data processor.

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Select all the Imlets to run and click OK.

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Click Output to see the details of running yourapplication.

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As an alternative you can choose Window >Output in the IDE.

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When you are done, click Stop and close thedevice emulator.

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The Java ME SDK Tools plugin enables you touse common profiling tasks, such as CPU,memory or network profiling.

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The plugin also integrates the Java MEtooling into the Profiler > Java ME menu,

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which is the place to work with the MemoryMonitor and Network Monitor.

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To start a profiling session, right-click theDataCollectionDemo project and chooseProfile.

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In the Profile dialog box, leave CPU Profilerselected and click Run.

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The emulator opens with theDataCollectionDemo application running.

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Run the IMLets, interact with the applicationas needed, and exit the application.

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The IDE displays the profile data in the CPUsnapshot window.

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Click the Info tab to view the summary of thesession.

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The data collected during the emulationsession can be saved for future reference.

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Well, that's all for the screencast.

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Thank you for watching.