U dont need to put everything into bytes...... gessuzzz C programmers can be so daft :P
Just use the java classes to your advantage:
m_RMS_out = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
m_RMS_dos = new...
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U dont need to put everything into bytes...... gessuzzz C programmers can be so daft :P
Just use the java classes to your advantage:
m_RMS_out = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
m_RMS_dos = new...
just use a freeware piece of software called mappy, give google a hit with that, were a full production house and thats all we ever need
check out the yahoo.groups forums, they have this info splashed everywhere, I get best results actually searching for 6600 cause its got such a big following
No the series 40 cannot do these things
dont know if this helps u much but I normally put my notify destroy () INSIDE my destroy app()
I get the exact same thing happening in all of our apps. And on top of that it doesnt seem to be accurate, when (for example) memory is lost to the Image to Stream bug it does not effect the return...
On the 6600 if an image is created, setting the object to null has no real effect, the garbage collector will not release this memory. Its generally good prectice on mobile phones (simply because the...
try this approach, if this doesnt work I suggest that the handset does not support the language
public void addRMS(String store,String stringToAdd)
{
RecordStore storeR=null;
try
{
...