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Basic Features |
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Any Java IDE can be used to develop SuperWaba based applications. |
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Easy Debugging through an applet that emulates the target devices on the desktop. |
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Rich set of user interface controls and
functionalities including: editbox, combobox, buttons,Grid,
menus, sound (wav/midi), graphics, listbox, label,
event support, timer, date picker, keyboard, calculator,
scrollbars, pop-up windows, and a exclusive form for
control positioning that makes the application to fit in
any resolution (relative positioning). |
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Graphic performance: SuperWaba’s SDL (Simple Direct Media Layer) implementation provides lots of power for graphic processing, adding many multimedia features to the platform. |
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Better memory usage on Palm OS devices (allows memory allocation independently of devices standards). |
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Target Platforms Supported |
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Palm OS 3.0 or higher |
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Windows CE 2.11 or higher, Pocket PC, .Net |
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Symbian 7.0 and 7.0s |
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Windows 98 or higher (SuperWaba based applications runs on the desktop computers without Java Runtime Environment) |
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Linux desktop. |
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Advanced Features |
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Unicode support allowing foreign characters exhibition. |
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GPS Library, supporting global positioning information processing. |
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Support for XML files handling. |
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Personal Information Management Abstract Layer (PIMAL), allowing cross-platform access to Address Book, To Do List and Calendar information |
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Library for Game development. |
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Symbol® Barcode Scanners support for Pocket PC and Palm OS. |
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Cryptography Library, implementing the following algorithms: Blowfish, MD5, SHA1, TEA. |
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Allows native libraries creation (written in C language) to be integrated with SuperWaba based applications. |
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Zlib Library for zip files handling. |
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Support for multiple graphics file formats
including BMP, JPEG, PNG and GIF |
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Includes a utility that converts TrueType fonts to multi-platform fonts supported by SuperWaba. |
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Support for HTML handling. |
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Class SWUnit, allowing testcases generation to
be executed within the target devices. |
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Data Features |
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File class for common files handling, including support to Secure Digital and Memory Stick cards. |
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Open specification database API (SWDBC), with two available implementations: |
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IBM Db2e driver, providing integration with Db2 pocket database; |
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PDBdriver 3.0, which allows PDB handling with the basic SQL commands like SELECT, INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE and other SQL functionalities like aggregate functions (avg, max, min, sum, group by, order by); |
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Catalog class for PDB (Palm Database) file manipulation on all target platforms. |
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Connectivity |
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Socket Support for TCP/IP, InfraRed, serial port,
USB and Bluetooth communication. |
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Printing Library. |
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Support for HTTP and FTP protocols. |
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Email sending class (SMTP). |
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Webservices Support. |
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Minimum Requirements** |
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The SWSDK can be installed on Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP. |
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Pentium II or equivalent, with 128 Mb of memory available |
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Minimum of 200 Mb of hard disk space. |
