This code solved the problem for me on some Nokia devices and it worked fine so far. I would give it a try. ;)

Check the JSR 172 which is inclued on a lot of phones.

Standard way is WAP-Push-Link.

Ok, try the following code:



protected void paint(Graphics g) {
// YOUR CODE TO PAINT
current = System.currentTimeMillis();
}

private long loopTime;

I worked on some midlets with this kind of specification and it worked (series 40) without signing the applications.

ok, well hard to say. Seems 1650 is a very old device. Do you send a regular TextMessage? Any special encoded characters?

I would suggest to use the Canvas and go through some tutorials.

Antenna in combination with Apache Ant and there you will find some examples how to build midlets.

Check the tutorials for JSR 182 3D Api. Try with your favourite search engine. ;)

Dont forget different key management, different apis and strange behaviour on certain phones...

e.g. 2 phones with the 3D Api (JSR 182). On one phone the texture is painted on the other phone not....

What does you thread look like? Any Thread.sleep methods or something like that to get a constant cycling? Had this problem some time ago and some code tweaking of the thread solved the problem.

The maximum jar size for 6212 is 1 MB so there is no way to get you jar on the device. Did you already try to obfuscate the code? Do you use large images which could be adapted for mobile devices...

Hi,

the midlet should work without signing it. You can adjust the behaviour (user interaction for permissions) directly on the phone.

For midlet permissions I recommend the following link MIDP...

Do you receive the sms?

Well as far as I know there is no N95 capable of NFC.

To start with NFC I recommend to use SDK for Nokia 6212 NFC and NetBeans or Eclipse as IDE. Check the menu on the left side of this pagae for...

With Microlog you can define where the logs should be displayed (SocketConnection, Canvas, Form, System.out, ...). When you log in an emulator afterwards you´ll probably need to debug on the device....

I recommend to use Microlog.

http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/6212_classic/

Take a look at the top of the page and there is a button called "Devices". ;)

I´ve seen applications opening connections without any prompts but this ususally just works with operator certificates (and depends on the phone). they usually have their own installed certificates...

With your certificate/phone unfortunately not.

Could you post any code so we can atleast get a hint what might be the problem. Any exceptions?

Set it manually on the device but without certificate it will anyways ask you the first time you perform that certain task.

A little bit more information (code, more details to exception, ..) will definitely help. Otherwise it`s guessing into the dark.

The webservice given is not available anymore. So I`m afraid you will have to implement your own webservice to test this.

I guess this depends from the certificate you signed your midlet and the phone. Check if you can set the option manually to the desired setting.