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Graham.

Always "Java ME MIDlet".

If you're using the Eclipse integration, you set the icon for the MIDlet in the Application Descriptor editor. It must be a PNG file.

To package (again, if you're...

Yes, it is a tricky problem.

Decompressed, an image is likely to take (depending on device) between two and four bytes per pixel. At four bytes per pixel, a 5Mpixel image needs 20Mb of memory......

I think we need to clarify what you want to do.

What do you mean by "combine them as one image"? And why do you want to do it?

Just because a Java app works on one model of handset, does not mean it will work on another. You should ensure that the developer says it has been tested on works on your model. The major game...

How are you waiting for a message? By using MessageConnector.receive(), or a MessageListener? Perhaps the specific fragment of code would help...

I'm guessing you are using receive(), in which...

Bear in mind that this varies by device, and may vary between network operators.



As many as you like. Certificates have an expiry date, which is typically two years (depending on what you pay...

I'm not sure what that means. What do you want to do?

Realistically, you are unlikely to be able to establish a socket device-to-device connection anyway...

Graham.

I also get this problem, but haven't resolved it yet...

It seems to be common to people running 64 bit Windows, and I think it's because the Nokia IDE is 32 bit and is looking for 32 bit JDK (and...

No... I mean you need to catch the exception so that the process does not terminate.

Do you know what exception is being thrown and from where?



Is your application receiving SMS?

Graham.

Thank you all, fellow developers!

It's good to be back... :)

OK... you do not need to do anything.

There is no point in adding code to pauseApp(), as no Nokia device ever calls pauseApp().

If you are having a problem after a call, I would imagine that...

Yes... that's the eclipse Mobile Tools for Java... not a Nokia thing... and it catches me time and time again!!

See the XML Parsing Example in the wiki.

There are many other examples in the wiki.

Graham.

That would be my understanding. Unless traud replies and tells us otherwise - he knows more than me on this subject.



That's down to what you think your users will stand. But life is simpler...

You can't capture key events if your app is in the background.

What are you trying to achieve?

What are you running this on? Device, emulator, make, model, version, as much detail as possible, please.

Edit:

There are lots of messages in the form "java.io.IOException: n-Error in HTTP...

That's the code that's throwing the exception. Has it changed?

Check the documentation of the emulator for how to do this. It will have a specific mechanism for simulating GPS position.

Here's my code...



import javax.microedition.midlet.*;
import javax.microedition.lcdui.*;

public class GaugeTest extends MIDlet implements CommandListener {
private static final...

You never need to setFullScreenMode(false), as not-full-screen is the default.

If you want a title to appear, call setTitle(someText).

Graham

What problem would you solve by changing it?

Yes, you can do it by removing the ProximityListener, then re-adding it with all the targets using the new proximity.

No what?

Yes.

Five coordinates. Five calls to LocationProvider.addProximityListener(). One listener. Five events.



private static final int PROXIMITY = 50; // metres

OK. If you read the the rules about command mapping on Asha devices, you'll see that when you have one Command, and it is of type "OK", it is assigned to the Action 1 button (with a "tick" icon). ...