Ok, here's the deal: I was able to package and successfully execute my iden
midlet on the i930 emulator. However, it's a fairly manual process at the
moment. My steps:
* Checked out the EclipseME source
* Edited the getPreverificationConfigurationVersion() and
getProfileVersion() methods to just return the appropriate config/profile
versions that I needed for the i930, this avoided those null pointer
exceptions.
* Replaced the current uei_device.properties with your new one
* Created a jar containing the i930 and j2me classes (the 'iDEN SDK for J2ME
MIDP2_0\lib\i930' as installed just contains classfiles, and these were not
being properly picked up by the eclipse new project process)
* Launched a new eclipse through the PDE
* Imported the i930 device from the iDEN SDK.
* Configured the i930 device within J2ME to use my i930 library jar file
rather than the lib\i930 directory
* Created a new project, new midlet.
* At this point when I tried to package the midlet, I got the following
error from eclipse: "Errors during build. Errors running builder
'Preverification' on project 'TestSuite'. Illegal manifest entry key or
value "C:\workspace\TestSuite\.eclipseme.tmp\emulation\TestSuite.jar (The
system cannot find the path specified)""
* So, I created the 'emulation' directory
* Now the jar and jad are created within the deployed directory, however the
jar was empty aside from the manifest. So, I added the class file from the
bin directory into the jar.
* After all this I was able to load the jar into the iDEN SDK and execute
and run
On Dec 15, 2007 8:28 PM, Craig Setera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Justin,
>
> That appears to be a UEI compatible emulator. If it is really a UEI
> emulator and does what it is supposed to do, it might just work if we can
> get the UEI plugins in EclipseME to recognize it as such. I'm attaching a
> replacement uei_device.properties file that has a section that should be
> able to match what you sent. I have no real idea if this will really work,
> but if you are willing to give it a try, that would be awesome.
>
> It is a bit painful to get this in place. You will need to update the
> eclipseme.toolkit.uei_1.7.3.jar file in eclipse\plugins with this file.
> You will likely want to back up the file first so you can replace it if
> something goes wrong.
>
> Please let me know how it goes.
> Thanks,
> Craig
>
>
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