Alexander Beening wrote:
Hi, Matthew and Upayavira
Thanks for the feedback. Matthew is right. A midlet sits in the mobile
phone and uses the J2ME platform, which is a very thin JRE when you
only have kilobytes of memory available.
I could send the data as XML, but how to receive it in the phone? With
writeUTFin the server, you have readUTF at J2ME and all works fine!
Anyhow, let me study again the J2ME APIs to see if another format
(XML?) can be processed in J2ME.
Or, depending upon how this WriteUTF and readUTF work, you could try
just using the TextSerializer. Presumably readUTF just reads one line of
UTF8 encoded text? Surely the TextSerializer can handle that?
Regards, Upayavira
I'll keep you informed!
Thanks again and good luck,
Alexander
I think Alexander is talking more about sending the midlet data.
Midlets are
small Java programs that run on/inside your mobile phone. I guess
Alexander
wants them to communicate with a Cocoon based server - whereby Cocoon
recieves data from the midlet, processes it and then sends new data
back to
the midlet.
Alexander: Why not send the midlet data in an XML format?
Matthew Langham
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