This tool enables you to conveniently define the amount of testing required by your application in Java Verified.
Please remember that the application requires Java 6 on your computer. It starts with a double click on the "JVTestsCalculator.jar". Alternatively, the following command can be used from the command line: 'java -jar JVTestsCalculator.jar'. To update the device matrix as new devices are added, please replace the "Devices.xml" in the "devices" folder of the application. Java Verified will make the latest version of the devices.xml available when the device matrix is updated.
This PDF was given as a presentation at JavaOne 2009, and outlined Java ME application signing and the new services which were launched with the renewed Java Verified.
Download this fileThis document explains the four most common issues that would cause Java ME applications to work before signing but not afterwards.
Download this fileThe JV manual provides guidance on getting a Java application tested and signed. Please read the Java Verified Program Agreement.
Download this fileA version of the Java Verified Manual, translated into Chinese.
The JV manual provides guidance on getting a Java application tested and signed. Please read the Java Verified Program Agreement.
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The Signing Java ME Applications provides guidance on the process of getting a Java app signed.
Download this fileThis Sun datasheet provides an overview of the work of the UTI and the Java Verified Program.
Download this fileJava™ technology compliance logos, on authorized and related marketing material.
Download this fileThe new Unified Testing Criteria ensure that new applications are tested by thorough, industry-accepted criteria.
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