J2ME, Canvas, CommandListener.

[boki]

Hi All,
When I change the screen of phone(emulator) from myMIDlet.java
to myGUI.java, I can see the soft buttons I created in myGUI.java, but
the commandAction () of myGUI.java didn't response any soft button
event.

/////// Activate MIDlet ///////
....
....
display = Display.getDisplay(this);
display.setCurrnet(gui);
....
==> Phone screen change to myGUI.java, and I can see the soft buttons
I created.

==> but, even I pressed the soft button, the commandAction () of
myGUI.java didn't get a entry point( My System.out.println("XXX"
didn't show), the commandAction () of myMIDlet neither.


Thank you very much for your help.
Best regards,
Boki.

 

[Tor Iver Wilhelmsen]

When I change the screen of phone(emulator) from myMIDlet.java
to myGUI.java, I can see the soft buttons I created in myGUI.java, but
the commandAction () of myGUI.java didn't response any soft button
event.

It's not sufficient to implement CommandListener, you also need to
call setCommandListener(this) in the gui class.

 

[Darryl Pierce]

Hi All,
When I change the screen of phone(emulator) from myMIDlet.java
to myGUI.java, I can see the soft buttons I created in myGUI.java, but
the commandAction () of myGUI.java didn't response any soft button
event.

/////// Activate MIDlet ///////
....
....
display = Display.getDisplay(this);
display.setCurrnet(gui);
....
==> Phone screen change to myGUI.java, and I can see the soft buttons
I created.

==> but, even I pressed the soft button, the commandAction () of
myGUI.java didn't get a entry point( My System.out.println("XXX"
didn't show), the commandAction () of myMIDlet neither.

Is your instance of myGUI registered as the CommandListener for its
Command events?

 

[boki]

It's not sufficient to implement CommandListener, you also need to
call setCommandListener(this) in the gui class.

Ya, it's my fault..., I fixed it. Thank you very much!

Best regards,
Boki.