06/21/2010
Having launched Simple App Testing on June 21, we've set up a couple of webinars to explain all about Java Verified, and then to help you through the Java Verified Submission Portal step-by-step ...
We strongly suggest you attend both webinars, to gain the full picture.
Read about them below, and then register here
And, as you'd expect, it's all free.
All about Java Verified (OK, you've just missed this one!)
Monday 28th June at 16:00 UK time
What will it cover?
Martin Wrigley from Orange (who is also Chair of Java Verified and Acting Chair of the Unified Testing Initiative) will take you through the Java Verified programme: what it is, what is does, who runs it, how your apps can benefit from it, how to get your apps Java Verified, and why.
Who is it for?
It's partly for those of you are aren't familiar with us, and want to know more: in particular about our new Simple App Testing initiative.
But it's also for those who are familiar with us, but have questions that need answering.
It's a great introduction to the second webinar: Getting your apps Java Verified where we'll go through the Java Verified Submission Portal step-by-step, to show you how to get your Java ME apps tested and signed.
Getting your apps Java Verified
Thursday 1st July at 16:00 UK time
What will it cover?
Risto Helin from Forum Nokia (the Nokia Java Verified representative) will go through the Java Verified Submission Portal step-by-step, to show you how to get your Java ME apps tested and signed: he'll show you what it is, how to use it, what problems you may come across, and will also address the most common post-submission and post-signing questions live.
Who is it for?
It's for both existing Submission Portal users who want to understand the new functionality, and new, potential users: those interested in submitting their simple apps as a result of the Simple App Testing initiative we've now launched.
Register here for one or both webinars.
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