There is Calendar which now supports selecting multiple days.
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The bouncy castle libs are based on the old J2ME version of bouncy castle.
You can probably google the encryption you want and J2ME to find code
samples.
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I answered
here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45995720/is-there-any-protocol-supported-by-codename-one-to-discover-devices-in-local-net
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We pushed out a fix that should keep the full error log for this failure
and that should point out the real issue. Please check again and see if
there is a better error message.
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This gets stranger. I revived my private build process, using current
github sources, with includeNullChecks=false.
It works fine, and at good speed, if I comment out the superfluous labels
associated with the "statement expected"
problem. There are currently 2 in my build.
I'm entertaining th
On Friday, September 1, 2017 at 2:14:34 PM UTC-7, Steve Hannah wrote:
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> The actual static field name is added by javac, and the current version
> (without adding _ENUM_) works with all of our tools, as far as I know.
> Making the change you suggest would break everything.
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> The question
The actual static field name is added by javac, and the current version
(without adding _ENUM_) works with all of our tools, as far as I know.
Making the change you suggest would break everything.
The question is, why is your local toolchain generating these static
fields with a different naming
This is the point where I found it necessary to add an ENUM to the code
being generated
in ByteCodeClass.java
if (isEnum) {
b.append("JAVA_OBJECT
__VALUE_OF_").append(clsName).append("(CODENAME_ONE_THREAD_STATE,
JAVA_OBJECT value) {\n");
b.append("JAVA_
I have now changed the default on this build hint to "true", pending
further investigation on why it would be causing these problems. That
change will be reflected in the next server update.
Steve
On Fri, Sep 1, 2017 at 10:17 AM, Dave Dyer
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> Yes, adding the hint fixed the build.
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> On
Yes, adding the hint fixed the build.
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> If you add the build hint ios.includeNullChecks=true does that help?
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> Todays update did not improve my situation.Builds are still much
> slower than before, and time out.
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Todays update did not improve my situation.Builds are still much slower
than before, and time out.
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I'm using the Cancel to nullify the date
This happened to be a Vacation request table cell where a user selects a
date (Which Approves this request)
Hitting Cancel deletes the Entry (Which Says This Row is not approved)
Is there another calendar class I can use?
Regards
On Thursday, August 31,
Sorry, This is not helpful.
I have looked at the examples
@ http://www.bouncycastle.org/documentation.html
However several Classes they use are not found in the BouncyCastleCN1Lib
therefore won't link
Can someone point me to complete code examples that will encrypt/decrypt
MD5 that compiles wi
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