What it appears you're seeing is an error message from
the preverifier. In all likelihood, it was invoked with an invalid set of
parameters - the preverifier generally spits out the "here is my list of
options" in response to getting a bogus parameter.
I should warn you that mixing Carbide.j and EclipseME
is a probably bad thing. Both of them are probably trying to do the same
things for you. You can probably tell if this is a Carbide.j-generated
problem or an EclipseME problem by looking at the context in the error
log. (i.e. who generated the error). You may also want to turn on
the EclipseME flag (see the "Troubleshooting" document on the web site) to see
more information from EclipseME in the log - among other things, it will show
you the preverifier command line, if EclipseME is the one launching
it.
Kevin Hunter
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glenna Baker
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 3:33 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Eclipseme-users] Packaging MIDlets using the integrated Carbidetool, EclipseME, Eclipse, and J2ME WTK
I packaged a MIDlet application using the integrated tool, Carbide.j, in Eclispe and signed the package with my coding certificate from thawte to enable the messaging functionality of my MIDlet application. Directly after I packaged the application and before I signed it I received the following error in the error log:
Message:
Usage: preverify1.1.exe [options] classnames|dirnames ...
where options include:
-classpath <directories separated by ';'>
Directories in which to look for classes
-d <directory> Directory in which output is written (default is ./output/)
-cldc1.0 Checks for existence of language features prohibited
by CLDC 1.0 (native methods, floating point and finalizers)
-nofinalize No finalizers allowed
-nonative No native methods allowed
-nofp No floating point operations allowed
@<filename> Read command line arguments from a text file
Command line arguments must all be on a single line
Directory names must be enclosed in double quotes (")
Exception Stack Trace:
An exception stack trace is not available.
Session Data:
eclipse.buildId=M20060118-1600
Can anyone tell me what this error message means? Could this error possibly have something to do with why the SMS text messaging functionality of application is not functioning properly? I was able to deploy the application to a Nokia phone, where it was installed without prompting me with the "Install untrusted application?" question. However, the text messaging functionality of my application would not work. However, this functionality works when I packaging my application using an ANT build with J2ME-Polish.
I am using:
Eclipse 3.1.2
EclipseME 1.5.3
J2ME WTK 2.2 without the patch
Carbide.j 1.0
Glenna
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