>> I'm now at the stage of trying to get my app to run on one of the J2ME
>> emulators. Both Sun's WTK and microemulator crash at start up with my
>> app that runs quite happily on the Siemens TC65. (it's something to do
>> with starting a new thread just before returning from startapp().) So I
>> tried the supplied Sun simple demo calculator. Runs fine on the Sun WTK
>> emulator but so far cannot get microemu to recognise it as a midlet let
>>
Hi,
here is my microemulator setup with eclipse,
it works fine with all midlets i have on Linux & Windows:
Debug Microemu 2.0.2 in eclipseme
(with svn snapshot add --usesystemclassloader):
Main class: org.microemu.app.Main
Check on: Include libraries when searching for main class
Working directory: ${workspace_loc:MyProject/src/etc}
(to find the MyProject.jad, or add path to
MyProject.jad)
Program arguments: --usesystemclassloader --propertiesjad MyProject.jad
net.watchee.MyProjectMidlet
Alternate JRE: e.g. 1.5.08
Classpath: microemulator.jar
regards
Marcel
>> alone run it. This is all proving surprisingly hard work. Hopefully the
>> extra debugging facilities of eclipseme should be worth it. BTW Sun's
>> WTK is stunningly slow at starting up, my few years old XP box takes
>> almost a minute, slower than blowing the flash in the TC65!
>>
>> Keep the good work up,
>> Regards,
>> John
>>
>>
--
Marcel Ruff
http://www.xmlBlaster.org
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