Application not supported. Delete?

[alixwarnke]

This is the message I receive when trying to open a MIDlet that uses HttpConnection.
What I want to do is to connect to an URL and retrieve data from a file matching the URL.

[esunilkumare]

give permissions for http connection in JAD file as below

MIDlet-Permissions: javax.microedition.io.Connector.http, javax.microedition.io.Connector.https

[alixwarnke]

Thx. Another problem:
I'm trying to write a file on C:/ on the device (this root exists)
and I've explicitly asked for permissions in the JAD:
javax.microedition.io.Connector.file.read, javax.microedition.io.Connector.file.write
And even though I am asked if it is okay to read/write when running the application,
In C:\ I get a SecurityException "Access denied" or IllegalModeException "Connection opened in WRITE mode"
depending on the exact URI...

Does anybody know what memory locations that are okay to write to?

[hartti]

Java ME Developer's Library contains some information
http://www.forum.nokia.com/document/...818328681.html

Hartti

[alixwarnke]

I looked through it briefly, couldn't find what I was looking for, can you pinpoint the precise document/pages please?

[hartti]

After a second quick glance...this might not be as helpful as I originally thought though...

http://www.forum.nokia.com/document/...82070821D.html
Directory and file access restrictions

File API also contains the “restricted access to the directory” concept. This is needed if a user starts to navigate, for example, from root to c:/data/Images/ directory (the fileconn.dir.photos property points to that directory). The user has only a restricted access to the c:/ root and c:/data/ directory. This means that the user has only read access rights to the data/ directory. The list() operation returns only those directories/files to where the user has access.

The user can create/modify/delete files and sub-directories under the c:/data/Images/ directory, but cannot change the name of the c:/data/Images/ directory. This restriction concerns all directories that are pointed to by a File API system property.

In S60, access to *.jar and *.jad files are forbidden for other access domains except Manufacturer.

In Series 40, the following files are visible but cannot have user actions (read/write/rename/copy) performed on them (by midlets in any domain):

*

RMS files
*

JAR files
*

JAD files
*

INI files

[AliGoshne]

Hi Guys,

I'm trying to connect to the our client applet on Nokia 6212 NFC device using jsr 177 (apdu:0;target=A0.00.xx.xx.xx.xx.xx), but I'm getting a SecurityException and after I tried to add these permissions to my jad file (javax.microedition.apdu.aid, javax.microedition.apdu.sat, javax.microedition.jcrmi)
and now I can't even run my midlet on my device and the error is: "Application not supported. Delete?"

Any idea???

[hartti]

Have you signed you MIDlet? Does the Access Control List on the SIM card to access that Applet on the card?

Hartti

[AliGoshne]

Hi Hartti,

I have signed the midley. And I don't want to talk to SIM Card, I'm trying to talk to the our applet on the secure element. I can also send APDU commands and get the response back using ISO14443.

Thanks,

Alig