Greg Bollella, a senior architect at the IBM Corporation, is lead engineer of The Real-Time for Java Expert Group. He holds a PhD in computer science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Given the popularity of the Java software application development platform
and the market potential for embedded devices, there's a need to understand
how programs can take advantage of the use of Java for embedded application
development. This article investigates three Java tools that are available
for the embedded engineer and analyzes how well they map to the needs of the
embedded community.
This article draws on the results from a study of the emerging embedded Java
marketplace. The material was gathered by a team whose skills included a
solid knowledge of object-oriented programming, the Java programming
language, and embedded and real- time programming. It focuses on the
following three products: IBM VisualAge MicroEdition Microware PersonalJava
for OS-9 Sun KVM
The functions and features of these products as well as the overall lessons
learned about the em... (more)
Greg Bollella, a senior architect at the IBM Corporation, is lead engineer of The Real-Time for Java Expert Group. He holds a PhD in computer science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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