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This article show very detailed information on Push Registry.Specific details on different vendor approach on push registry is explained well.It explains different methods like exceptions,SMS connections,registration static and dynamic,how to unregister a connection etc is given in detail with Example code on every method.

All the code examples given runs fine without any bugs. The Push Registry subject itself is very unknown to everyone so after reading this article any one get a detail idea on what is push registry and how to use that in application.

--Kalki 08:27, 29 September 2009 (UTC)

Review:

This article discussed the Push Registry, an interesting mechanism which Java ME provides for automatically starting midlets. The article explains how the Push Registry can be used to automatically start midlets either by setting an alarm, or by receiving a message or data over the network. The article demonstrates two ways in which midlets can register to be started automatically, namely dynamically and statically. Dynamic registration is done through code, using the registerConnection method of the Push Registry class. The programmer merely has to specific a type of connection (e.g. sms and then a port number). Alternatively, static registration involves a property which is placed in the JAD file of a midlet. The article also shows how to determine whether a MIDlet was started via an incoming message.

This is a useful article on a useful method that Java ME provides for starting midlets automatically. Personally, I made use of the Push Registry previously to start a midlet automatically from a Symbian C++ application, and it worked very nicely. The article does a good job of explaining the relevant concepts. The examples used are relevant and help to explain the concepts nicely. One thing not mentioned in this article is that NetBeans provides a nice facility for adding Push Registry connection registrations in the JAD file. A well written and useful article.

--Larry101 11:57, 30 September 2009 (UTC)