Table of Contents

• Title and Copyright Information
• Preface
  • About This Guide
  • Audience
  • Documentation Accessibility
  • Related Documents
  • Conventions
• Part I Quick Start
  • 1 Introducing Oracle Java SE Embedded
    • Embedded Systems: The Wave of the Future
    • Why Use Java for Your Embedded System?
    • Which Java Embedded is Right for Your Device?
    • The Heart of Java SE Embedded: Customize Your Runtime Environment
  • 2 Quick Start for Platform Developers
    • Introduction
    • Quick Start Example
  • 3 Quick Start for Application Developers
    • Typical Tasks for Embedded Application Developers
    • Quick Start Examples
• Part II Platform Development
  • 4 Install Oracle Java SE Embedded
    • Why Install on a Host Computer?
    • Prerequisites for the Host Computer
    • Install Java SE Embedded on the Host Computer
    • Java SE Embedded Installed Directories
  • 5 About Custom JREs
    • Your Choices When Creating a Custom JRE
    • Cryptographic Service Providers
    • Locales
    • Character Encodings
    • Nashorn JavaScript Engine
    • JSR 197 Specification JAR
  • 6 About Oracle Java SE Embedded JVMs
    • Minimal JVM
    • Client JVM
    • Server JVM
  • 7 About Compact Profiles
    • Compact Profiles for Subsets of the Java SE API
    • Compact1 Profile APIs
    • Compact2 Profile APIs
    • Compact3 Profile APIs
    • Full JRE APIs
    • Determining Compact Profiles for API Objects
  • 8 Create Your JRE with jrecreate
    • Running jrecreate
    • jrecreate Command Syntax
    • jrecreate Options
    • jrecreate Command Examples
    • jrecreate Command Output
    • JRE Directories
    • Configuring the JRE for Swing/AWT Headful Applications
  • 9 Deploy Your JRE to the Embedded Device
    • Moving the Custom JRE to the Target Device
    • Verifying Your Deployed JRE
• Part III Embedded Application Development
  • 10 Essentials for Developing Embedded Applications
    • Host Development for a Target Device
    • Host-Target Development Cycle
    • APIs and Javadocs
    • Native Methods
    • JDK 7 Limitations
  • 11 Develop and Test Your Embedded Application
    • Develop Your Application
    • Test Your Application on the Host Computer
      • Compile with the javac Tool and the -profile Option
      • Use the jdeps Tool to Test Minimum Required Compact Profile
    • Testing Your Application on the Target Device
  • 12 Deploy Embedded Applications
    • Package Your Application on the Host with the jar Tool
    • About Connecting to the Target Device
    • Copy the Application to the Target Device
    • Next Steps
  • 13 Launch Embedded Applications
    • Launch the Application with the java Launcher Tool
    • Launch Your Application with a Specific JVM
    • Enable Client Compiler (C1) Profiled Inlining
    • Improving JVM Startup Times with Class Data Sharing
    • Launch Your Application in Debug Mode
    • Unsupported java Launcher Options in the Minimal JVM
    • Exit an Application Running on an Embedded Device
    • Troubleshooting
  • 14 Develop Headful Applications
    • Headful Applications Using JavaFX
    • JavaFX Components for Oracle Java SE Embedded
      • JavaFX Graphics Component
      • JavaFX Controls Component
    • Configuring Fonts
    • Unsupported JavaFX Features
    • Using FXML Markup Instead of JavaFX APIs
    • Using JavaFX Scene Builder to Design the UI and Export to FXML
    • JavaFX Sample Applications
    • Font Setup in Headful Applications
    • Swing and AWT APIs
  • 15 Codecache Tuning
    • Introduction
    • java Launcher Codecache Option Summary
      • How to Use the Codecache Options of the java Command
      • Codecache Size Options
      • Codecache Flush Options
      • Compilation Policy Options
      • Compilation Limit Options
      • Diagnostic Options
    • Measuring Codecache Usage
    • Constraining the Codecache Size
      • When is Constraining the Codecache Size Useful?
      • How to Constrain the Codecache Size
    • Reducing Compilations
    • Reducing Compiled Method Sizes
• Part IV Appendixes
  • A Preparing a Device for JavaFX
    • Preparing the BeagleBoard-xM for JavaFX Applications
      • Use a Suitable Build Machine
      • Install the Tools and Configure the System
      • Obtain the �ngstr�m/Open Embedded Scripts
      • Set Up the BeagleBoard
      • Build the Distribution
      • Prepare the SD Card and Write File Systems
      • Boot a BeagleBoard xM with the Card
      • Install the Required Packages
      • Build and Install DirectFB
      • Disable Cursor Blinking
      • Update the Graphics Drivers (Recommended)
      • Disable the GDM (X Login Manager)
    • Configure the SGX Driver (Optional)
  • B Developing Embedded Applications in NetBeans IDE
    • Oracle Java SE Embedded Support in NetBeans IDE
    • Remote Debugging