Hi Ariel,
The CLDC/MIDP stack provides no internationalization facilities; hence, you
will not find any editor for creating localized resources in EclipseME. You may
want to take a look at J2ME Polish. Not sure, but I think it attempts to
provide some localization support.
Regards,
Parag
had to be manually refreshed any
time you made changes outside of Eclipse. I feel like this option should be
enabled out of the box.
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works now.
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I have had luck debugging on device with Blackberry handhelds via Eclipse. It
can be a little tricky though, as you have to find the *exact* ROM image for
your particular handheld, down to the OS release and carrier.
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drawText() and Canvas imply you are using the low-level UI, correct? In that
case, you have to manage line breaks and word-wrapping yourself. This can be
tedious, so you may want to search around for some routines to do it for you.
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unning your app from that
environment to see if you get the ZipException. That would at least tell you if
the problem is with Eclipse/EclipseME or with the emulator itself.
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editing a text file somewhere; hopefully something similar is
possible.
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Interesting. I've never worked with that particular emulator. On the "Basic"
tab of that same dialog, under Launch Command Template, do you see anything
like %securityDomain or -Xdomain in there? If so, maybe you can just plug in a
value like 'manufacturer' or &#x
e Wireless Toolkit
Emulator debug configuration for your project and under the Emulation tab,
enter in the desired Security Domain. That should do it.
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help; not JavaSE.
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would then branch on
the value of that property to generate the appropriate JAD file. J2ME Polish
has an extensive database of handset characteristics (including key codes) that
can make this task somewhat easier.
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I've noticed a lot of problems with Eclipse 3.3 as well, so I continue to use
3.2 for my Java ME development. Much more stable.
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Hi Jashan,
Which version of Eclipse are you using? I had noticed similar behavior when I
started using Eclipse 3.3, so I reverted back to 3.2, which is more stable in
general.
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