custom build MIDP 2.0

[techywhizz]

Hi all,
I am trying to build MIDP from the source. I was able to successfully
build
the same and got the midp executable too. However, now I want to modify
the
MIDP so that it includes my java files and makes it a part of the
compiled
midp bundle. However, I want to add my java files (and hence want the
class
files) to be in the "javax.microedition." package. I tried to add the
same
by modifying the MIDP_INCLUDE_CLASSES variable in the Defs-pre.gmk but
to
no avail. Could somebody tell me the procedure to successfully do the
same.


Thanks and regards,
hrish
PS: I am building the implementation on Redhat Linux 9.

 

[Andrew Thompson]

On 3 Jul 2005 22:03:57 -0700, techywhizz wrote:
...

..I want to add my java files (and hence want
the class files) to be in the "javax.microedition." package.

I am less familiar with J2ME, but the answer for the J2SE
is usually "Don't distributes an altered runtime - it is
forbidden by the license agreement"

Have you checked whether this applies to MIDP?

 

[Darryl Pierce]

Hi all,
I am trying to build MIDP from the source. I was able to successfully
build
the same and got the midp executable too. However, now I want to modify
the
MIDP so that it includes my java files and makes it a part of the
compiled
midp bundle. However, I want to add my java files (and hence want the
class
files) to be in the "javax.microedition." package. I tried to add the
same
by modifying the MIDP_INCLUDE_CLASSES variable in the Defs-pre.gmk but
to
no avail. Could somebody tell me the procedure to successfully do the
same.

Legally you're not allowed to add items to the java[x].* package hierarchy.

 

[Darryl Pierce]

I am less familiar with J2ME, but the answer for the J2SE
is usually "Don't distributes an altered runtime - it is
forbidden by the license agreement"

Have you checked whether this applies to MIDP?

The same applies to all Java ME reference implementations and code.