J2ME, Thread, interrupt()

[John Goche]

Hello,

When using the J2ME WIreless Toolkit 2.3 I am
getting the following error when I compile:

Project settings saved
Building "Foo"
F:\WTK23\apps\Foo\Foo.java:100: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : method interrupt ()
location: class Foo.NetThread
fooThread.interrupt();
^
1 error
com.sun.kvem.ktools.ExecutionException
Build failed

This is somewhat odd, since, when on the
Sun Wireless Toolkit KToolbar I click:

Help -> Documentation -> MIDP 2.0 (JSR 118)

I end up on a page which shows that the interrupt()
call is included in the J2ME API (MIDP 2.0).

Then when I click on Project -> Settings... -> API Selection
I see that MIDP 2.0 is shown in a non-selectable label, but
CLDC 1.0 is checked instead of CLDC 1.1. Strangely,
clicking CLDC 1.1 and recompiling does not produce the error.

How do I know which CLDC a function call is part of? I cannot
tell this from the API.

Thanks,

JG

 

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[Darryl L. Pierce]

Then when I click on Project -> Settings... -> API Selection
I see that MIDP 2.0 is shown in a non-selectable label, but
CLDC 1.0 is checked instead of CLDC 1.1. Strangely,
clicking CLDC 1.1 and recompiling does not produce the error.

How do I know which CLDC a function call is part of? I cannot
tell this from the API.

The Javadoc says that it's available with CLDC 1.1. If you're using 1.0 then
it's not available.

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