Christian,
This is a known issue on Linux.
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1707483&group_id=86829&atid=581073
Craig
Christian Gmeiner wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have installed Suns WTK2.5.1EA into /home/austriancoder/WTK2.5.1EA.
> It seems to be ready to develop:
>
> [EMAIL
Hi all,
I have installed Suns WTK2.5.1EA into /home/austriancoder/WTK2.5.1EA.
It seems to be ready to develop:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/WTK2.5.1EA $
/home/austriancoder/WTK2.5.1EA/bin/emulator -Xquery | grep device.list
device.list: DefaultColorPhone, DefaultGrayPhone, MediaControlSkin, QwertyDevice
As i wrote before, make sure that you have the right accesses to your
WTK dir. The message "Permission denied" sais, that you dont have access
to it. Craig has identified that problem before, but there is currently
no way to inform the user with a message describing the problem.
Change the acce
hm... did you ever before manage to get a Midlet running (either linux
or windows)?
That sounds like some configuration problems due to wrong settings.
Can you take a look at the project settings, under "Java Build Path".
There your source-folder has to be included in "Order and Export".
Maybe
I run the midlet specifically in eclipseME, and I get in the console:
Running with storage root MediaControlSkin
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: AngleApp
at com.sun.midp.midlet.MIDletState.createMIDlet(+14)
at com.sun.midp.midlet.Scheduler.schedule(+52)
at com.sun.midp.main.Main.runLoca
If you confirue the "Run..." Menuentry, explicitely choose your midlet
there. Dont use the option "Over the air" or "JAD Url".
dag dg schrieb:
> ok, so I went outside eclipseME. In my project directory, in the
> deployed folder, is a jar file, with a manifest file pointing to my
> midlet, with n
ok, so I went outside eclipseME. In my project directory, in the deployed
folder, is a jar file, with a manifest file pointing to my midlet, with no
class file in there. So I manually added the class file to the jar file,
changed the jar filesize in the jad file, and tried executing it with the
em
look:
http://www.eclipse.org/swt/
dag dg schrieb:
> ok, got eclipseME running, coded, verified, compiled, signed, deployed,
> and successfully tested a J2ME app (on a phone) through linux. It's a
> cakewalk from here. My only remaining question is, where can I get the
> latest SWT for linux? I
ok, got eclipseME running, coded, verified, compiled, signed, deployed, and
successfully tested a J2ME app (on a phone) through linux. It's a cakewalk
from here. My only remaining question is, where can I get the latest SWT for
linux? I raided sun's website, but suffered many a casualty and still
EclipseME on linux runs similar to the windows version, with some
exceptions. As far as I know there are not differences except
path-configuration. I am currently working on a project, which I compile
on linux and windows with different Toolkits (Sun on linux, Nokia and
SonyEricsson on Windows)
ok, I've got EclipseME running on linux, but having some trouble. I look at
the tutorials, but they're all for windows. I'm just looking for a source to
go for some linux reference for eclipseme. I've got the linux WTK 2.0 up and
running as well.
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