hi doaa this is akhil.. i am a student as well.. so if u can go thru peristentet storage in j2me u can solve ur problem.. im sending u my class for database...
Hi group, i wants 2 send and receive sms from a PC to PC ,mobile to PC and PC to mobile using J2ME,,can anybody please help me in this means which API of J2ME...
Hey guys, instead of creating DataStore, create the servlet which accessing database. then call the servlet from your midlet in that way u can have proper 3...
Hello everybody, Is there any way where i can suspen execution of one midlet and execute another midlet, and than go back to previous one? This is possible...
i want to make a prototype application on pc itself without getting connected to gsm modem through usb port for eg if i send a sms from an emulator +5550000 it...
Hi Pranay, You do not need to use an SMS gateway to test the WTK SMS application. You just need to open two different instances of the emulator and send sms...
Thats all right. But for example can I send sms from a jsp application to an J2ME application running under WTK? []'s RHancke ... Yahoo! Mail - Com 250MB de...
hi all i had tried to execute the phoneshop example given in nokia server side sdk i am able to execute the sms applications but not able to execute the mms...
hi all i want to develop an application which allows a user to send a sms to a number say eg 1111(sms gateway) to get information similarly he should also...
Hi everyone, J2ME Polish 1.2.4 has today been released on http://www.j2mepolish.org J2ME Polish is a collection of tools for creating "polished" wireless Java ...
Robert Virkus
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Hi all, We have a Java application developed using J2ME SDK. We are trying to establish HTTP connection to the company web server. When it's launched, we get...
Yes, You can send an SMS from a JSP running on a server! For this you will require a gateway to be set up on your PC (in this case the server). There are third...
Hi Amit, Yes, you can send messages from a PC to another mobile phone without the use of a GSM modem. 1)Most operators provide email addresses corresponding to...
I am trying to figure out which of the following solutions is the best for the following problem. I mobile application to send SMS at defined date and time...
Hi Hanan, ... You can send MMS messages with the WMAPI 2.0 - so far I know no device that implements this version (1.1 is the common WMAPI). ... Should be no...
Robert Virkus
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Hi all, how can i install j2me on Pocket PC working with PDA and making my application run on it? What step i need to do? thanks in advance doaa anwar...
You must use superewaba ;-) bye ... -- "If anything can go wrong, it will" Antonio Terreno ICT Consultant web : http://java2me.org/ msn : info@... cel...
Can you advise any good ide for j2me except netbeans. I know there are some such as jbuilder but I don't like using jbuilder. Eclipse is also a alternative but...
I cant get your question properly. If you are asking about how to install j2me applications in hand held device than here is the answer. Prepare a jar file and...
... I think Java Studio Mobility is good enough Gokce Mutlu wrote: Can you advise any good ide for j2me except netbeans. I know there are some such as jbuilder...
... Nokia has a plug-in for Eclipse. My choice is NetBeans 4.1beta with Sun's Mobility Module. I've abandoned Eclipse temporarily because it is so compelling....
By feasibility solution 2 is best. its more easier than 1. just send AT commands to the mobile phone. write a programm for it. you can do it in java or in VB...
Frndz, i want to know what is the working of "super(true);" in this java code:==> import javax.microedition.lcdui.*; import javax.microedition.lcdui.game.*; ...
Hi Amit, protected GameCanvas(boolean suppressKeyEvents) Creates a new instance of a GameCanvas. calling "super( true )" in the constructor means that key...
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