Hi kbateman,

well, this doesn't solve your original problem but why don't you go with the DataInputStream for reading the data, and DataOutputStream for writing the data?

Then you could use...

You could also use the logging framework of J2ME Polish, that allows you to view plain System.out.println()-messages on your device. Any logging statements can be deactivated as well, so you can...

Hi,

J2ME Polish now supports BitMap Fonts, so you can use any kind of fonts in your applications now - even for TextFields!

J2ME Polish is available at http://www.j2mepolish.org

J2ME Polish...

J2ME Polish 1.2.3 is now available at http://www.j2mepolish.org

J2ME Polish is a collection of tools for creating "polished" wireless Java applications. Features include build tools, a device...

J2ME Polish 1.2.1 is now available at http://www.j2mepolish.org

J2ME Polish is a collection of tools for creating "polished" wireless Java applications. Features include build tools, a device...

Alternatively you could use J2ME Polish, since obfuscation is very simple with it. It also supports ProGuard 2.1, ProGuard 3.x and RetroGuard out of the box.

J2ME Polish is available at...

Hi eyvind1,

You need to "hide" the import-statement from devices of other vendors:



//#ifdef polish.api.nokia-ui
import com.nokia.mid.ui.*;
//#endif

Hi Dwidharma,

use a CustomItem and override keyPressed(int) for getting key-events.

Best regards,
Robert

Preprocessing is actually a lot easier with J2ME Polish - http://www.j2mepolish.org - , since it contains a device database, so it's perfectly suited for created multiple device builds.

Just to...

Hi Arielm,

that's nice to hear...! Also, now I do know that I really need to integrate a "javacTarget"-switch in J2ME Polish ;-))

http://www.j2mepolish.org

Best regards,
Robert

I don't know of any Nokia phone supporting the Location API (JSR 179) so far, but there are some phones out there:

http://www.j2mepolish.org/devices/devices-locationapi.html


Best regards,
...

You can automate the MIDlet-signing with J2ME Polish by the way:

http://www.j2mepolish.org/docs/how-tos.html#howto-signing

Best regards,
Robert

Hi guys,

one thing would interest me - what target do you use for the javac (1.1 or 1.2) and what J2SE version are you using for compiling?

If you're using the "1.1" target, have you tried the...

It's actually faster to have to separate int[] arrays. And obviously it should be static and final...

But otherwise it's fine (haven't checked the calculation, though).

Best regards,
Robert

Well, never trust an emulator ;-)

When you have a look at the forums, you will see that people are always complaining "but it works on the emulator!"... Test early and test often is vitally...

Hi Johan,

you can check most of the J2ME relevant data here:

http://www.j2mepolish.org/devices/Nokia/6600.html
http://www.j2mepolish.org/devices/Nokia/6230.html

Best regards,
Robert

Hi Dmford,

you can use preprocessing:



//#if polish.api.nokia-ui
private final static int LEFT_SOFT_KEY = com.nokia.mid.ui.FullCanvas.KEY_SOFTKEY1;
private final static int...

Hi everyone,

Today the 1.1.1 release of J2ME Polish has
been published on http://www.j2mepolish.org.

J2ME Polish is suite of tools for creating "polished" J2ME applications.
Each tool meets...

With J2ME Polish you can build you application for different target-devices at the same time. For your problem there are two virtual devices incorporated: Nokia/Series60 and Nokia/Series60Midp2
...

There is somewhere a Zip-compressor available which works on Input/Outputstream. Don't expect good results with wav and amr files, though.

Google around a bit to find this API.

Best regards,
...

Hi guys,

these things are easier dealt with preprocessing:



MyCanvas
//#ifdef polish.api.noki-ui
extends com.nokia.mid.ui.FullCanvas
//#else

Hi DasPinsch2,

1) Motorola devices support different APIs, sometimes depending on the vendor

2) Not all Series 40 devices are the same - the modern versions support for example 128 kb JAR...

Hi Splay,

it really sucks with your job and I can understand your move to C.

When I read about the MIDP/2.0 design possibilities I was really enthusiastic about it - wow! But when reality...

It's always a pleasure :-)

Take care,
Robert

You can use your List with the GUI of J2ME Polish (http://www.j2mepolish.org) - it wraps like you would expect and additionally you can design your List with CSS, e.g.


background-image: url(...