reciveing value from the thread

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Dear friends , i have a small issue i am working on j2me code , i have
to develop a class that will receive the message . From the main
program when the user hits the required button a function from "
messagereciving " class will be called , the only thing is that ,
function receiving code is inside the run method , the value of the
recieved msg text is inside the variable "msgReceived" i have to get
this value in the main method , the source code of message receiving
class is as follows :

import javax.microedition.io.*;
import javax.wireless.messaging.*;
import java.io.IOException;

public class SMSMIDlet implements Runnable {
private Thread mReceiver = null;
private String mPort = "1234";
public String msgReceived = null;
public SMSMIDlet() {
}
private void startReceive() {
if (mReceiver != null)
return;
// start receive thread
mReceiver = new Thread(this);
mReceiver.start();
}
private boolean mEndNow = false;
private MessageConnection conn = null;
public void run() {
Message msg = null;

conn = null;
mEndNow = false;
/** Check for sms connection. */
try {
conn = (MessageConnection) Connector.open("sms://:" +
mPort);
msg = conn.receive();
while ((msg != null) && (!mEndNow)) {

if (msg instanceof TextMessage) {

msgReceived = ((TextMessage)msg).getPayloadText();
// i have to get the value of msgReceived in the
calling program
}
}
} catch (IOException e) {

}
}

}

 

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Dear friends , i have a small issue i am working on j2me code , i have
to develop a class that will receive the message . From the main
program when the user hits the required button a function from "
messagereciving " class will be called , the only thing is that ,
function receiving code is inside the run method , the value of the
recieved msg text is inside the variable "msgReceived" i have to get
this value in the main method ,

I don't do any J2ME but the obvious answer is to add a "get" method to
your class.

E.g.:

the source code of message receiving
class is as follows :

import javax.microedition.io.*;
import javax.wireless.messaging.*;
import java.io.IOException;

public class SMSMIDlet implements Runnable {
private Thread mReceiver = null;
private String mPort = "1234";
public String msgReceived = null;
public SMSMIDlet() {
}
private void startReceive() {
if (mReceiver != null)
return;
// start receive thread
mReceiver = new Thread(this);
mReceiver.start();
}

public String getMsgReceived() {
return msgReceived;
}

 

[focode]

I don't do any J2ME but the obvious answer is to add a "get" method to
your class.

E.g.:






       public String getMsgReceived() {
         return msgReceived;
       }

by this way i will have to call two methods of the same class

the way u tell me , this can be done by specifying the variable as
public static String and access it from the calling program
.. What i wanted was to call a single method that could send me the
message .

 

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the way u tell me , this can be done by specifying the variable as
public static String and access it from the calling program
.. What i wanted was to call a single method that could send me the
message .

If you do that (one method) you'll have to block the calling thread
until the SMSMIDlet completes. What is the point of using threads then?
Just call a method and don't bother with a Runnable.

 

[Roedy Green]

Dear friends , i have a small issue i am working on j2me code , i have
to develop a class that will receive the message

In Java SE, you do this with the concurrent package. It no such
features are available in ME, you might look at the SE source code for
inspiration.
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