Sidney,
A couple of questions, if you can answer them...
1) Are they looking for someone who can implement the Mobile Media API (MMAPI, JSR 135) on a Linux-based handheld (MMAPI is a J2ME technology), or are they trying to do something more esoteric?
2) I assume they're looking for someone to provide the native implementation code, JNI interface and SPI interfaces, is that correct?
3) Are they looking to produce a proprietary implementation, or will the end result be open source (GPL, LGPL, MPL, BSD, etc...)?
4) Do you have an approximate location (i.e. other city/state, or NE/SE/NW/SW/Central Valley)?

Joseph Sinclair

Sidney.Miller@cdicorp.com wrote:
Hi Group! 
 
I was wondering if you can help me with the following Contract.  I have a client that needs a Software Engineer for a 1 year assignment that can work with the following:
 
Day to day tasks might include ones similar to the following.
1) Implementing JSR135 MMAPI Porting Kit (VolumeControl for Linux reference implementation) so multimedia experience a big plus.
2) Collaborating with research team regarding media related questions for the customer specific implementation
3) Implementing test code for JSR135 MMAPI Porting Kit

Future contractor could help with:
1) Implementing full video support for JSR135 MMAPI Linux reference implementation (requires C,C++,Java, MIDP skills)
2) Porting JSR135 MMAPI required by specific customer engagements that would include development (C,C++, Java), testing , TCK and possibly some level of documentation.

I know that this is not a lot of information, and I have never worked with JSR135 Mapping before so please let me know if you have this experience or know someone that does. 
 
Thanks in advance for your help!
 
 
Sidney Miller
Senior Technical Recruiter
CDI Business Solutions
2600 N. Central Ave., Suite 1000
Phoenix, AZ 85004
602.508.6431
Sidney.Miller@cdicorp.com
 

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