I've written a MIDlet with J2ME using Eclipse. To test it, I transfer the MIDlet using a bluetooth connection to my Nokia 6131.
But the MIDlet (or App) just appears in the phone's "Gallery" folder.
How can i move it to the "Applications" folder (where the other J2ME Apps reside)?
Using the Nokia PC Suite should solve the problem and install the program into the "Applications" folder/menu.
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already i have built bar-code scanner app in android using phone-gap,now i want to implement same thing in ios also,i want use same java script,css files for this ios app also. Give me suggestions how to start i'm new to ios development.suggest me a library that runs on present ios mobiles like iphone 3gs,4...etc.
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I was to develop a simple j2me application for microworks. The application is to send sms.
But I found that most of the mobile phone they carry are very simple and even some of them don't have Bluetooth, infrared, browser. How to make it work out?
We can assume configuration as nokia 2100, nokia 1616. How am I supposed to deploy my app on such handsets?
OTA is required to work on every MIDP mobile device, just navigate with the device browser to the jad URL and click it.
I am very new to j2me. I have developed a basic SMS Banking app. My app works in most phones which are touch and non touch devices (Samsung duos, Monte, Nokia 6120c …, Sony Ericson w300). But when I installed it in a Samsung SGH-D980 it installs and starts fine. But the list element which is the first screen after my loading splash screen does not respond to the touch. I have developed the app using Net beans 7.0.1 and uses CLDC 1.0 and MIDP 2.0. I have tried the defaultfxtouchphone emulator and works fine on it too. My problem is why does it work on some touch phones but not in the above mentioned touch phone. thank you,
The fact that touch events are available to MIDlet at any other phones means nothing in your case.
MIDP specification (JSR 118) does not force implementation to make touch (pointer) events available to MIDlets even for touch device. According to data provided at club-java page, this is exactly the case for SGH-D980:
Touch screen or mouse (hasPointerEvents()) No
Stylus motion events (HasPointerMotionEvents()) No
As soon as device allows to work with your list in non-touch fashion (you wrote nothing that says it ain't so), there is no problem - you just have to live with that.
of course not passing touch events to MIDlets when these are available natively means that MIDP implementation on this device sucks. But that's a different story
I am trying to add music player to my iphone app using the MediaPlayer framework. I dont have a real device with me and want to test it on simulator. But, the simulator doesnt support MPMusicPlayer and crashes when i run the add media app.
Is there a way I could test MPMusicPlayer on simulator?
You can't add music to the simulator so MPMusicPlayer will fail. It will have to be tested on a device.
This question refers strictly to Sony Ericsson phones running Java Platform 8 or higher.
It is possible to instruct the AMS to install the application in one of the folders Applications or Games. But I want to install the MIDlet in a different folder. The target folders are Organizer, Entertainment or Location services. Is it possible to instruct the AMS to install my MIDlet in one of these folders?
I can't see anything allowing this in SonyEricsson's proprietary AMS API.
That leaves only the jad properties and that only works for Applications vs Games.
Sorry. No luck there.