With Sun's WTK2.2, at least, it is important that you get the WTK set
correctly as you install, as Sun hard-codes the location of the WTK into
a number of files in the WTK installation. (Look at emulator.bat, for
example) Stupid design, because if you update your JDK, you have to
uninstall and reinstall the WTK, but that's Sun for you.
One thing you can double check is that you can run the emulator
manually. In the "bin" directory in the WTK, try "emulator -Xquery".
You should get a text dump that goes something like:
# List of supported devices
device.list: DefaultColorPhone, DefaultGrayPhone,
MediaControlSkin, QwertyDevice
uei.version: 1.0.1
uei.arguments:
Xverbose,Xquery,Xdebug,Xrunjdwp,Xdevice,Xdescriptor,Xjam,Xautotest,Xheap
size
# Properties for device DefaultColorPhone
DefaultColorPhone.description: DefaultColorPhone
DefaultColorPhone.screen.width: 240
DefaultColorPhone.screen.height: 320
DefaultColorPhone.screen.isColor: true
DefaultColorPhone.screen.isTouch: false
And so forth.
EclipseME needs to run the emulator this way to extract the phone
information, so if you can't run it manually, it won't work inside
EclipseME. If you can, that's at least one thing checked off the
list...
Kevin Hunter
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Markus Sinner
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 5:00 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Eclipseme-users] EclipseME 1.6.6 and Sun WTK 2.5
Hi Craig,
i testet WTK2.5 on WinXP - it worked fine.
Things i recognized:
- The windows firewall once asked me, if i allow
the emulator.exe to execute. Of course i answered yes
- When installing, the Java-Installer found my JDK installed
on a strange path. See screenshot (or here):
http://psitronic.de/wtk_install.JPG
I changed that directory - maybe that was the problem?
Markus
Craig Setera schrieb:
> Markus,
>
> I'd appreciate any feedback you can give me. I've not had any
> problems with recognition on my computers. I'm getting mixed results
> from people. The path space issue makes some sense, but c:\wtk25 does
> not make any sense to me. I normally run with
c:\software\toolkits\wtk25.
> I will have to try the other options and see what happens.
>
> Thanks,
> Craig
>
> Markus Sinner wrote:
>> Zulfikar already answered my question, but did not send to the
mailing-list:
>>
>> "I've checked, my path is "C:\WTK25", without any whitespaces."
>>
>> On my linux machine the recognition of WTK2.2 works perfectly, but i
>> did not try version 2.5.
>>
>> I will test it now :-)
>>
>> Greetings,
>> Markus
>>
>>
>> Craig Setera schrieb:
>>
>>> Markus has asked exactly the questions I would have asked. Can
>>> anyone confirm that the WTK search finds devices if the WTK is in a
>>> path without spaces and does not otherwise? I'm assuming that the
>>> WTK installation routines must have changed and made c:\program
>>> files the default installation location in this release and that is
>>> why so many are being caught by the problem.
>>>
>>> Markus Sinner wrote:
>>>
>>>> Which Operating System are you using? Does your WTK-Install path
>>>> contain whitespaces?
>>>>
>>>> Regards,
>>>> Markus
>>>>
>>>> Zulfikar Dharmawan schrieb:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Dear All,
>>>>>
>>>>> I'm new to EclipseME. I've installed EclipseME 1.6.6 to my Eclipse
>>>>> 3.2.2 and I've also installed Sun's WTK version 2.5. When I try to
>>>>> search for the device in the Device Management in J2ME
preferences, it won't show up.
>>>>>
>>>>> Any commments or some hints to coop this? Thanks.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Best Regards,
>>>>>
>>>>> Zulfi
>>>>>
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