Actually it is quite logical: you can either "run" a class file (make sure it is the main midlet class) or a jad file - no jar as there is no application information in the jar.

The tools is a bit...

I guess you should pair the BTGPS and PC manually (by using the PC 'BT driver tools' or whatever) in forehand (isn't that what you do with GPS and phone as well).

Ahem... are you still using 1.0 - there is 1.5 available and seems to work fine ...though the first time the emulator is started seems to take forever even with P4 3GHz 1GB - for subsequent...

Urgh, self-replying...

Think I found the solution (to my problem atleast) - seems I had mistakenly copied a PJava compiled library jar from our repository and the not-J2ME classes failed the...

I guess it is not Eclipse, but the Carbide plug-in...

I am just tackling with a similar problem:
- put the "external" (3rd party) library jar in <projectroot>/lib directory
- in Ecplipse pkg...

Atleast you can set the initial resolution in the emulator->Tools->Preferences->General Settings and it seems to stay selected.

The emulator design is propably based on the idea to be able (or...

Atleast all this rendezvous.exe concerning stuff is not at all a virus problem - rather than a firewall alert!

After installing Carbide (with the NCF included) I first got this alert from my...

The easiest way to do that is to use Location API (http://forum.nokia.com/lbs) - no need to hassle with comms programming and there is a gps-simulator. This post on tthe issue includes the basic...

Works for me with a cheapy Prodige BT dongle on Win XP SP2 (using just the XP BT drivers):

- plugged in the dongle
- allowed XP to install "default" drivers
- paired and added an outgoing com...

Hi,

I've written a custom awt-component that uses a GridBagLayout to include three sub-components. This works fine on various Java versions on Win32, Linux, PocketPC and N9210 ... but on N9500...

And what about JNI dlls?? Just had it almost solved by putting our app in a jar and the data files in a sis, but where to stuff the dlls? PP supports JNI, but 9500 installation system seemingly does...

Yes I call it a 'design decision' as they do in hundreds of miscellaneous docs (mostly release notes of course...) by MS, Sun, IBM, Nokia etc. ...so don't think it as anything like positive :D

Some clarifications



This can be found in the S80_DP2_0_PP_SDK_Users_Guide.pdf.

Also an icon may be provided (in the jar) with a line in the manifest file:

PproApp-Icon: WhatEver.png

It seems that it is not sis installation/installer that is not working - rather it is the .app/.aif launcher thing (done with the aifbuilder tool), am I right?

In the docs...

The installation issue continues here...

<flame>
Why are you referring to some 'previous posts' with no links? It's really frustrating to try to figure out right keywords for the search... And there are no real answers in the previous...

Eh, did not quite get that? "The ... is worth nothing" perhaps...

As I wrote - the 'joystick-kind-a-pad' works as a mouse-replacement when the virtual cursor is enabled. Yes, the v-cursor is not...

So, did you make an .app file and try to launch that? Seems to fail here too...

Isn't there a way to install the stuff with a sis - the actual app residing in a jar with a proper manifest (or...

Errm, why not? The docs (S80_DP2_0_PP_SDK_Users_Guide.pdf, chapter 5.7, page 28) say it's possible? Have to see what are the previous posts... this ?

And why is that - more info, please?

Ahh, found: here

There is no serial comms APIs on 9500 (Personal Profile) - we got an instruction to use JNI...

1. Right, NOT possible (you could perhaps make a native server-type app and use it trough sockets though...).

2. Right, PP supports JNI.

3. Right.

4. None that I know, only MIDP.

5. At...

The code:
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Properties p = System.getProperties()
p.list(System.out);
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run on 9500 gives:
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com.ibm.cpu.endian=little
com.ibm.oti.configuration=ppro10...

1. Yes, why not?
2. Nokia S80 PP SDK, I guess.
3. Eclipse etc., just compile against PP libs.
4. PP has AWT, so the "add-on" SWING 1.x might work, not tested though - there are AWT/Java 1.x ...

Well, just tested that and actually it generates mouse events (of course only when the v-cursor is enabled).

I'm not saying to be very happy with the thing, but atleast it works some way ...even...