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Storing and Retrieving Data

Storing bytes of data locally on a device equipped for the Mobile Internet Device Profile (MIDP) is easy. MIDP allows you to store arrays of bytes. But what if the data you need to store isn't in the form of bytes? And how can you make the data small enough so that storing it on a device with a relatively small amount of memory is not a problem? That's where this article comes in. It is excerpted from the book J2ME Games with MIDP2, written by Carol Hamer (Apress, 2004; ISBN: 1590593820).


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