What is a JAD file?
Are you preparing for IT certification? With practice questions, study notes, interactive quizzes, tips and technical articles, uCertify PrepKits ensure that you get a solid grasp of core technical concepts to ace your certification exam in first attempt.
What is a JAD file?
Rating:
JAD stands for Java Application Descriptor. The file contains attributes that are used by application management software to manage the life cycle of a MIDlet. It has certain mandatory as well as optional attributes. The attributes in a JAD file are represented in the following form:
It must specify the attributes such as name, vendor, and URL of the MIDlet suite. Apart from these attributes, there are also other mandatory and optional attributes.
Rating:
Was this information helpful?
Other articles
- What is the enumerateRecords() method?
- What is a constructor?
- What is the deleteRecordStore() method?
- What is the substring() method?
- Skills Required