how to use nokia packages with Wireless toolkit

[ginanabil77]

hi...
i want to know how i can include the nokia packages in my application when i am using the wireless tooklit, cz i tried to run some application with the nokia developper suite, it was ok but i ahd many many errors when switching to wireless toolkit ...so can any one help me with this....
and can i only use the nokia developper suite to compile and run the application with no need for the wireless toolkit....
thx in advence...

[doctordwarf]

Install Nokia emulator into WTK's "devices" folder. Then emulators will appear in WTK's list.
I have no idea whether you can install whole NDS there

[ginanabil77]

Thank u DoctorDwarf...i installed the 7210 SDK in the WTK and it worked but i had an error when i run it , application error , ClassNotFoundException , com.nokia.mid.sound....so can u help me with this?
also what did u mean by installing the NDS in the WTK? i did installed it and it also had the same error ...so what ccan i do more?

[briareos_H]

i've seen threads stating issues along these lines in several places - so i'm posting this wherever i see it:

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this error seems to be caused by WTK 1.0:

ERROR: native methods should not appear
Error preverifying class com.nokia.mid.impl.isa.io.protocol.internal.wap.Protocol
com.sun.kvem.ktools.ExecutionException: Preverifier returned 1

install WTK 2.x and it seems to go away:


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this error:

package com.nokia.mid.ui does not exist
import com.nokia.mid.ui.FullCanvas;

can be solved by:
1 - copying /lib/classes.zip from the nokia SDK and placing in the WTK lib directory and
2 - adding a line to <WTKdir>/lib/api.properties to read something like:

# This file contains the names and descriptions of the various
# JAR files that are selectively available in the WTK emulators
midpapi.zip = Core MIDP API
wma.zip = Wireless Messaging API
mmapi.zip = Mobile Media API (JSR135)
classes.zip = Nokia series 40 API

basically this seems to register the classes.zip as an *additional* API to use whilst compiling / building.
I didn't find that just copying classes.zip worked.

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hope this helps.

i must say, i think Nokia could have included information on how to install the SDKs for use with the WTK stand-alone and not just the JBuilder and sun one IDEs.

I am a devoted user of jEdit - it's all the IDE i need...
They seem oblivious to the fact that not everyone owns JBuilder or wants to use Sun ONE :/


- briareos