develop for Nokia 206

[pascal95abc]

Hello,

according to

http://www.developer.nokia.com/Devic...ons/Nokia_206/

, for the Nokia 206 there is the Series 40 Developer Platform 1.0 available for S40 Java based applications.

However, how can I deploy without USB connection?


Thanks

[petrib]

However, how can I deploy without USB connection?

Via a web server and cellular data access (download & installation) I presume.

[pascal95abc]

ok, so I upload the java files to a , e.g., FTP server and then download them

This is of course possible, but to be honest, I expected something with debugging possibility, but there is no interface?

Do I have to sign the java files in some way? (like required for symbian sis files)

Just downloaded from http://www.developer.nokia.com/Devel...platform_SDKs/

the Series 40 Developer Platform 1.0
offline, and online version

None works!

(Windows 8, 64bit, I have QtCreator installed - some interference?)

Nokia_SDK_for_Java_online_v1_0_en - online installer:
damaged zip archive! unable to unzip

Nokia_SDK_for_Java_offline_v1_0_en - offline installer:
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Download Error
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Could not download information for component com.nokia.sdk.doc.docbrowser: Bad hash
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Retry Cancel
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What to do?

[wizard_hu_]

Your device (https://www.developer.nokia.com/Devi...ons/Nokia_206/) has Bluetooth, and based on https://www.developer.nokia.com/Deve...ice_Debugging/ my impression is that debugging over BT is possible.
The messages you encounter indicate downloading problems. Try downloading the offline SDK again, preferably with a browser which is not Internet Explorer.

[pascal95abc]

Thank you again!

My internet connection is not very fast and the offline installer package is of course big but I will give it a try...

Some other question: Do you think it is easy to learn developping for java when I have some experience with Symbian / C++ (have written some programs for the Symbian based N97 with Qt / C++) ?
I was really astonished having many features with QtCreator! Will I be disappointed using Java?

[pascal95abc]

Offline installer worked.

Downloaded with Firefox and turned off antivirus (Avira AntiVir).

It noW asks to integrate with Eclipse IDE.
Doesn't have it an own IDE? Do I first have to install Eclipse??

[wizard_hu_]

Java is not a problem. However the runtime environment, called "Java Micro Edition" is restrictive compared to what you have seen in Qt. There are less things what you can do at all, and some of them ask user permission at various times.
It matters a lot what kind of applications you are planning to develop.

The download issue is a real problem, and right now I do not know if there is a way to verify the downloads (MD5 sum or anything similar), but I have put a question about it on the admin board.
Based on your report in #3, the on-line installer has problems with downloading too, that is why I suggest the big one.

[pascal95abc]

It noW asks to integrate with Eclipse IDE.
Doesn't have it an own IDE? Do I first have to install Eclipse??

Can I disable Java permissions question maybe?
Because I then only install trusted programs.