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I created a HelloWorld MIDlet and posted to my website. I edited the
JAD so that it contains the proper URL to the JAR file, updated
my .htaccess file to contain the JAD and JAR mime types, etc.
But when I go to the JAD file URL w/ my phone, it says that it is not
allowing the file to be downloaded. I decided to go to other sites
that run benchmarks (eg. JBenchmark) and try to access it, and go tthe
same message.
I used to use a Palm Treo w/ J2me installed and that worked fine, but
now I am in Japan using a Panasonic P810 on the Softbank network. I
have lots of J2ME apps loaded from their service and they run great.
But when I try to get anything else, it refuses.
Am I missing something here about JME? Is it the case that one cannot
write JME tools for oneself and access/make use of them OTA?
I've done Java server-based stuff for quite a while and really want to
have some tools developed for the JME now.
JAD so that it contains the proper URL to the JAR file, updated
my .htaccess file to contain the JAD and JAR mime types, etc.
But when I go to the JAD file URL w/ my phone, it says that it is not
allowing the file to be downloaded. I decided to go to other sites
that run benchmarks (eg. JBenchmark) and try to access it, and go tthe
same message.
I used to use a Palm Treo w/ J2me installed and that worked fine, but
now I am in Japan using a Panasonic P810 on the Softbank network. I
have lots of J2ME apps loaded from their service and they run great.
But when I try to get anything else, it refuses.
Am I missing something here about JME? Is it the case that one cannot
write JME tools for oneself and access/make use of them OTA?
I've done Java server-based stuff for quite a while and really want to
have some tools developed for the JME now.