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    Registered User gratte's Avatar
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    What is the correct way to manualy compile a MIDlet?

    I currently do:
    javac -bootclasspath myPathToMIDPapi/midpapi.zip -d apps/myProject/classes -classpath apps/myProject/classes -sourcepath apps/myProject/src apps/myProject/src/myProject.java

    but the class files I then get only works in the emulator (making a .jar of them and sending them to a nokia 7650 doesn't work (the phone wont run the program) (a .jar made of the classes compiled from the IDE works fine on the phone) )

    I've tried this with javac 1.4.1 and javac 1.3.1 both on linux and on windows.

    I realy need to compile it by 'myself' (can't use the IDE in this case)

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    Registered User Ncik's Avatar
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    I'm using JDK1.3.0 here to manually compile and that works fine on all phones. Are you remembering to preverify your classes after you've compiled them? That might be the problem - there's usually a preverifier (preverify.exe, usually) hidden in any SDK you download...

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