I just downloaded this release. I made a mobile application some  
years ago and wanted to start working on a new version. I had the  
original sources and project but not the development environment so I  
started fresh with a new Eclipse 3.3 and EclipseME 1.7.7 installation  
and I ran into a few problems.

First of all, one part of my application was a library shared by  
several mobile applications I made. Adding the library to the project  
makes it compile properly but it doesn't run. The classes of the  
library don't make it into the 'deployed' directory so I get an error  
it can't load the required classes. I couldn't figure out how to fix  
this apart from adding the classes manually.

Another problem I have is with the device defintion I use. When I use  
the Sony WTK version 2.5 I get a stack-overflow when using the P910  
definition. It works fine wih DefaultColorPhone and it used to work  
fine with the P910 some years ago. Here's what I get:

at com.sun.kvem.ScreenImpl$DefaultDisplayUpdatePolicy.updateFace 
(ScreenImpl.java:599)
        at com.sun.kvem.ScreenImpl.updateFace(ScreenImpl.java:463)
        at com.sun.kvem.ScreenImpl.updateComponent(ScreenImpl.java:494)
        at com.sun.kvem.ScreenImpl.access$100(ScreenImpl.java:33)
        at com.sun.kvem.ScreenImpl$DefaultDisplayUpdatePolicy.updateFace 
(ScreenImpl.java:599)

There's obviously infinite recursion going on that doesn't pass any  
of my code. Anyone any idea how I'd debug such a problem? Should I  
try to get the older Sony WTK I used to use?

Thirdly a minor problem. When adding devices in the 'Device  
Management' I first added the devices from the Sun WTK and then the  
ones from the Sony-Ericsson WTK. My project kept telling me the  
JAVAMELIB could not be located. Somehow I had trouble telling it how  
to point to a library of the WTKs I installed. I then noticed the Sun  
devices weren't there anymore. Adding them once more and some more  
trial and error suddenly the library was there again. This bewildered  
me a bit, I'm not sure what was going on there.

        Mark


On 27-nov-07, at 23:38, Craig Setera wrote:

> Version 1.7.7 of EclipseME has been released. Visit
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> intend to
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