[sonukurien]

hi
I'm facing some problems in my application development.
I'm developing a mail-client application,targeted for NOKIA 60
series devices. I'm using NOKIA Developer's Suite 2.0 for
indows 2K. Can any body help me in the following problems???

1) If the message sender's name is already stored in the
mobile device's local phone book, the number should
automatically be replaced by the name ,in the inBox display.
Is there any way for doing this. Is there any NOKIA or SUN
provided APIs for accessing phone book??

2) While running my application(MIDlet), I want to access
other native application like voice recorder, media player
etc, without closing my application. Is it possible with J2ME???


3) Does J2ME supports email downloading using IMAP4???



Can anybody suggest solutions....

Sonu.

[p4nokia]

Hi sonu
Try JTWI (Java Technology for Wireless Industry) specifications. If you are able to do this reply on my email id i.e.
Pradeepkinger@indiatimes.com

[doctordwarf]

1. Sorry, didn't understand

2. You can use this functionality only is the phone supports some special API. E.g., if it supports MMAPI, you can play audio. However, it is still done in some Java way, it is not like using native app. MIDlets are quite restricted apps and basic MIDP 1.0 phones have access only to screen, keyboard and HTTP

3. J2ME itself doesn't support. However, if your phone supports socket connections you can write the mail client yourself or use some existing J2ME client. Probably there are some freeware clients with open source code, IMAP4 is not that complex protocol