Re: Trying to set up MIDlet version [Partially OT]
Dan <[email protected]> Tue, 15 Jul 2003 15:52:01 +0100
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--=====================_1048131==.ALT Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed At 09:16 15/07/2003 +0100, you wrote: >Around about 14/07/2003 18:59, Dan typed ... >>Worth trying JSDK, you'll need J2SE SDK and J2ME sdk to have a >>successful compile. > > OK. Didn;'t work, BTW - same error as just reported by Alexander > Newfinnmark. I wonder whether it's missing a 'please connect' API > call. Although my new GPRS is supposed to be 'always on', it seems to go > away whem I quit the browser. On my Motorola V60i I've two Gprs connections: one for WAP and one named Java Session. For the first I use Omnitel/Vodaf. settings for WAP Gprs, for the second Omnitel/Vodaf. settings required to use my cell. as a GPRS "modem" connected with the PC. Also APNs are different in the two scenarios. > Each game/application can be set to be /able/ to access the Net (with > or without asking permission), but although I've set this, I wonder > whether Mail4ME *assumes* it's connected. Guess I'll have to read around > the docs. etc. to see if there's anything obvious. > > Never done any Java hacking before ... My guess is that you might need proxying too, as told to Alexander . ><OT> >>Member of Gimp-Print - Top Quality Printer Drivers Development Team > > Had a right ol' b#gger of a time trying to create gimp RPMs with an > updated gimp-print plugin a couple of months back. It was hack-city > trying to get the 'full' gimp to not install it and have it in the RPM, > and then have gimp-print as it's own RPM which included the plug-in > (which Redhat's doesn't by default). Hey..that my task, right for Redhat...go here and let me know http://space.tin.it/computer/wvtberti/linux/stp_driver/gs_stp.htm ></OT> Cheers Daniele Berti Member of Gimp-Print - Top Quality Printer Drivers Development Team Official Cookie Pal Beta tester Weather Matrix Member http://www.weathermatrix.net/members/public.php3?f=Daniele&l=Berti EMail address : [email protected] ECDL (European Computer Driving License) Rif. DS0008 PGP 2.63i Key ID: ECC14A51 Key Fingerprint = 4C C0 DB BD 85 D8 E7 D3 C4 63 82 53 DC 7E 82 EC DSS key available ICQ# 22091823 --=====================_1048131==.ALT Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" <html> <body> At 09:16 15/07/2003 +0100, you wrote:<br> <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Around about 14/07/2003 18:59, Dan typed ...<br> <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Worth trying JSDK, you'll need J2SE SDK and J2ME sdk to have a<br> successful compile.</blockquote><br> OK. Didn;'t work, BTW - same error as just reported by Alexander Newfinnmark. I wonder whether it's missing a 'please connect' API call. Although my new GPRS is supposed to be 'always on', it seems to go away whem I quit the browser.</blockquote><br> On my Motorola V60i I've two Gprs connections: one for WAP and one named Java Session.<br> For the first I use Omnitel/Vodaf. settings for WAP Gprs, for the second Omnitel/Vodaf. <br> settings required to use my cell. as a GPRS "modem" connected with the PC.<br> Also APNs are different in the two scenarios.<br><br> <br> <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite> Each game/application can be set to be /able/ to access the Net (with or without asking permission), but although I've set this, I wonder whether Mail4ME *assumes* it's connected. Guess I'll have to read around the docs. etc. to see if there's anything obvious.<br><br> Never done any Java hacking before ...</blockquote><br> My guess is that you might need proxying too, as told to Alexander .<br><br> <br><br> <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite><OT><br> <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Member of Gimp-Print - Top Quality Printer Drivers Development Team</blockquote><br> Had a right ol' b#gger of a time trying to create gimp RPMs with an updated gimp-print plugin a couple of months back. It was hack-city trying to get the 'full' gimp to not install it and have it in the RPM, and then have gimp-print as it's own RPM which included the plug-in (which Redhat's doesn't by default).</blockquote><br> Hey..that my task, right for Redhat...go here and let me know<br> <a href="http://space.tin.it/computer/wvtberti/linux/stp_driver/gs_stp.htm" eudora="autourl">http://space.tin.it/computer/wvtberti/linux/stp_driver/gs_stp.htm</a><br><br> <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite></OT></blockquote><br> Cheers<br> <x-sigsep><p></x-sigsep> Daniele Berti<br><br> Member of <b>Gimp-Print - Top Quality Printer Drivers</b> Development Team<br> Official Cookie Pal Beta tester<br> <b>Weather Matrix Member</b> <a href="http://www.weathermatrix.net/members/public.php3?f=Daniele&l=Berti" eudora="autourl">http://www.weathermatrix.net/members/public.php3?f=Daniele&l=Berti</a><br><br> EMail address : [email protected]<br> ECDL (European Computer Driving License) Rif. DS0008 <br> PGP 2.63i Key ID: ECC14A51 <br> Key Fingerprint = 4C C0 DB BD 85 D8 E7 D3 C4 63 82 53 DC 7E 82 EC<br> DSS key available<br> ICQ# 22091823 </body> </html> --=====================_1048131==.ALT--