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    This document discusses the basics of J2ME Record Management System (RMS) which allows MIDlets to persistently store and retrieve data even after a device is switched off. RMS stores data in binary format records within a record store on the mobile device. The javax.microedition.rms package provides a RecordStore class to manage records through methods like open, close, add, get, delete. Records can be enumerated, filtered and events monitored through interfaces like RecordEnumeration, RecordFilter and RecordListener respectively.

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    This document discusses the basics of J2ME Record Management System (RMS) which allows MIDlets to persistently store and retrieve data even after a device is switched off. RMS stores data in binary format records within a record store on the mobile device. The javax.microedition.rms package provides a RecordStore class to manage records through methods like open, close, add, get, delete. Records can be enumerated, filtered and events monitored through interfaces like RecordEnumeration, RecordFilter and RecordListener respectively.

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    This document discusses the basics of J2ME Record Management System (RMS) which allows MIDlets to persistently store and retrieve data even after a device is switched off. RMS stores data in binary format records within a record store on the mobile device. The javax.microedition.rms package provides a RecordStore class to manage records through methods like open, close, add, get, delete. Records can be enumerated, filtered and events monitored through interfaces like RecordEnumeration, RecordFilter and RecordListener respectively.

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    J2ME –

    Record management system

    Rohan Chandane
    [email protected]

    This notes are created by me, Rohan Chandane as learning material while pursuing MSc (CA) from SICSR. (CC) 2005-07
    Basics
     Record Management System (RMS)
     Provides a mechanism
     MIDlets can
     Persistently store data
     Retrieve it later even if device switched off
     It stores data in binary format in mobile
    device
    Overview of J2ME RMS and
    MIDlet interfacing
    Records and Record Store
     Storage Mechanism termed as
     Record Store
     Record Store consist
     Records – Individual units of storage
     Record
     Is an array of bytes
     Stored in binary file
    Package
     Package used
     javax.microedition.rms
     For Record stored class used
     javax.microedition.rms.RecordStore
     Provides several methods to manage
    records in Record Store
     Insert
     Update
     Delete
    RecordStore Class
     Methods in RecordStore
     openRecordStore()
     Open Record Store
     closeRecordStore()
     Close Record Store
     deleteRecordStore()
     Delete Record Store
     enumerateRecords()
     Used to obtain enumeration object, which
    represents entire set of records in Record Store
    Continued…
     getName()
     Used to obtain name of Record Store
     getRecord()
     Retrieve a record from Record set
     getNumRecord()
     Obtain a number of records in Record Store
     addRecord()
     Add record to Record Store
     deleteRecord()
     Delete record from Record Store
    Continued…
     Interfaces in RMS package
     RecordEnumeration
     Provide navigation in both direction through
    record store
     It has following methods defined
     nextRecordId() – returns Id of next record
     nextRecord() – returns next record
     previousRecordId() – returns Id of previous record
     previousRecord() – returns previous record
     hasNextElement() – true, if there is next record
     hasPreviousElement() – true, if there is previous
    record
    Continued…
     RecordComparator
     Provide comparison between two records in a
    record store
     RecordFilter
     Provide a mechanism to check if a record
    matches a specific criterion
     RecordListener
     Provide an event listener that is notified when
    event is added, deleted or modified
    Managing record stores
     Open a RecordStore
    RecordStore rs = RecordStore.openRecordStore("MyAppointments",true);

     Close a RecordStore
    Rs.closeRecordStore();

     Delete a RecordStore
    RecordStore.deleteRecordStore("MyAppointments");
    Continued…
     Insert a record
    String appt = "new record";
    byte bytes[] = appt.getBytes();
    rs.addRecord(bytes,0,bytes.length);

     Updating records
    String newappt = "update record";
    Byte data = newappt.getBytes();
    Rs.setRecord(1, data, 0, data.length());
    Continued…
     Deleting records
    Rs.deleteRecord(1);

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