Re: Firing up another midlet from running midlet

As mentioned above, you can do that using JSR211. It is already available on
some phones (SonyEricsson JP-8 and Nokia S40 5th edition phones, I don't
know about the other manufacturers).

Armand



On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 8:32 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Thanks for clarifying what you're trying to do....
>
> You can try doing Push Registration by modifying the JAD file to add a
> MIDlet-Push attribute, thus not having to modify any of your pre-packaged
> application code/binaries. The phone's Application Management System should
> then register the push connection to fire up your pushed MIDlet. The timer
> could work, but is it possible to use a socket connection to loopback to a
> different port to initiate a push? I have a feeling trying to go to
> localhost:xxxx might not work though.
>
> I've not tried it myself, but I'm not sure how this would affect your
> 'root' MIDlet. Perhaps the push causes your running MIDlet to go into a
> paused state.
>
> If you get any success, do let us know!
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