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J2ME and JAR creation
also have a look at this for a visual flow development of a midlet: http://www.netbeans.org/kb/50/quickstart-mobility.html- boxracketts
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- Forum: Java
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J2ME and JAR creation
Have a look at this J2ME tutorial which shows you how to handle the user interface: http://today.java.net/lpt/a/187 JAD file Netbeans IDE 5.5 creates a JAD automatically alongside the JAR or you can create a JAD manually in an editor, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JAD_(file_format) here's...- boxracketts
- Post #6
- Forum: Java
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J2ME and JAR creation
Invalid file is common - often due to: 1) you are trying to install an unsigned application when your phone options dictate only signed - ie with certificate. Change your phone options to allow unsigned applications. 2) Your midlet or any associated images are too big - depends on the phone 3) a...- boxracketts
- Post #4
- Forum: Java
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J2ME and JAR creation
Yes you have to create a JAR and a JAD file,load up these to your phone and then install the JAD. When using the wireless toolkit you create these files - see: "The bin directory contains the compiled MIDlet suite (a .jar file) and the MIDlet suite descriptor (a .jad file)" in the link...- boxracketts
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- Forum: Java
