What is Generic Connection Framework?
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What is Generic Connection Framework?
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The Generic Connection Framework (GCF) is a J2ME API defined to support wireless networking. It has the following interfaces:
- Connection
- StreamConnectionNotifier
- InputConnection
- OutputConnection
- DatagramConnection
- StreamConnection
- ContentConnection
Initially GCF was defined to provide wireless support to CLDC 1.0 because java.net and java.io APIs are too large for resource-constrained devices. But now it provides support to CLDC 1.1 and CDC as well.
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