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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