An on-device debugging feature is being included in the next release of Carbide.j (formerly Nokia Developer’s Suite for J2ME), a software development tool for Java Platform, Micro Edition (Java ME). On-device debugging feature allows a developer to check the code while it is running on the phone. It is a big improvement over testing on an emulator that may not always match the phone’s precise operation. A small debug agent is required to be installed on the device, in order to make the new on-device debugging feature works. This new feature supports S60 3rd edition phones, including the Nokia ESeries and NSeries phones. Developers who use the new on-device debugging feature can benefit from reduced development times, lower costs, and faster time to market.
UPDATE: Screencast for Carbide.c++Â is now also available.