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Today we are gonna talk about how to create a Java application for Digital TV that integrates with Twitter.
DIME (Dependency Injection for Java ME) is a very interesting project for dependency injection that does not use reflection. It was designed to be used with Java ME, but can be used in other platforms.
The new version of Java DTV specification, 1.2.1, was released at http://www.forumsbtvd.org.br/materias.asp?id=200.
Java DTV was created in order to prevent some royalty issues from some MHP APIs, like DAVIC e HAVI, in the Ginga-J subsystem of the Brazilian DTV middleware specification, which is also called Ginga. For more information around this soap opera, check this old blog entry.
So, what...
