Task:
Develop an application that 

• provides browsing a Point-Of-Interest (POI) on the mobile phone;
• searches POIs by category, subcategory and keywords;
• searches for driving directions for specified locations; and
• provides a way for users to rate POIs.

Functionality: 

• The application consists of two parts: a server proxy (SP) and j2me smart client (JSC). The server proxy works under JBoss and provides floating-point calculations and all specific communications with the Google server.
• The client works on the user’s mobile phone and provides a representation of map images, POIs information, search facilities, POIs rating and also maintains a history of user-entered data and maps caching.

The zest of the project is that it has been developed long before the launch of the official Mobile Google Maps product.

Technologies: MySQL, J2ME, JSP under JBOSS server.

Description: Develop a secure data transmission and storage system for computers or computers and mobile phones.

The system uses two-dimensional bar codes to deliver the security keys and a combination of encryption and authentication/authorization for user verification. Compression methods are used to optimize the amount of data stored and transmitted. A specially developed protocol for package header descriptions enables post-processing of information received on mobile phones.

Functionality:
The application allows the user to do the following actions:

• Capture and decode 2D barcodes in manual or continuous modes;
• Setup capture modes and image sizes;
• Save captured images to the phone;
• Process the captured information from the barcode and present it to the user as follows:
• Manually enter safeuri ‘access’ key to obtain data to be processed from the server.

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Client: Mobilography

Description:
Internet community dedicated to ‘Mobilography’ - a new form of photographic art using camera-equipped cell-phones.
Mobilography allows users to share their mobilographies with friends and send them to the mobilography.com website.

Functionality:
The J2ME midlet allows the user to

• Create a mobilography;
• Save mobilography to the application’s Gallery together with a comment in order to send it later;
• Edit the text to be sent together with the mobilography;
• Delete the mobilography;
• Send the mobilography in one of two ways:
  • Upload to the user’s mobilography website account by a single click;
  • Send the mobilography to a friend by email and to the Mobilography website by a single click. The application maintains a list of recently used emails and allows users to select from it;
• Select default mobilography size: 160×120, 320×240 or 640×480;

Compatibility:
Mobilography midlet is intended for J2ME enabled mobile phones (MIDP 2.0+, CLDC 1.0+) that support image capture (JSR-135) and wireless messaging (JSR-120).

Technologies: Sun Java Wireless Toolkit for CLDC