Hi Abakus, On Feb 21 at 15:17 +0100, [email protected] wrote: > has anybody installed mnemojojo on a jailbroken iphone or ipod touch? > > I've tried to, but I am stuck (probably because I am not familiar > with java). > > I've successfully installed java on my ipod touch 4.2.1. I've copied > the jad- and the jar-file on the device. > > Failed to install the jar-file with this command: java -jar > mnemojojo_5.jar > > This error occurs: "Couldn't find Main-Class attribute in mnemojojo_5.jar > Manifest." > > Any hints / ideas, how to install mnemojojo? (Java is installed and > "HelloWorld.class" works)
I personally don't know of anyone else who has tried this, but it
should work provided JSR-75 (file access) is available. I say should,
but, unfortunately, each J2ME environment seems to have its own
idiosyncrasies.
It may be as simple as adding this line to the MANIFEST.MF file in the
jar:
Main-Class: mnemojojo.FireMIDlet
I've put a modified jar file here:
http://www.tbrk.org/distfiles/mnemojojo.jar
It would be interesting if that fixed the problem, because it might
also resolve the strange errors that occur on some phones.
The source code and notes on building Mnemojojo can be found here:
http://www.tbrk.org/software/mnemogogo-devel.html#jojo
Tim.
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