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Marika_Ludmann
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Friday, March 14, 2003 04:04 PM
I am developing a web application with a wireless (J2ME) extention. It is a "research" project which does not actually has to be deployed, so I've been using a local host (Tomcat server) and the emulators that come with the J2ME Wireless toolkit. However I am interested in how I deploy the jar and jad files to a real phone. I was reading that the jad and jar files first have to uploaded to a server and they can be viewed from the server via midp -transient http://thepath/thefile.jad Can I run it (from the server) via the wireless toolkit? If not can I just set the paths and run it from the command line or do I have to download separate midp and cldc? Also, once it is on the server, I
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I am developing a web application with a wireless (J2ME) extention. It is a "research" project which does not actually has to be deployed, so I've been using a local host (Tomcat server) and the emulators that come with the J2ME Wireless toolkit.
However I am interested in how I deploy the jar and jad files to a real phone.
I was reading that the jad and jar files first have to uploaded to a server and they can be viewed from the server
via midp -transient http://thepath/thefile.jad
Can I run it (from the server) via the wireless toolkit?
If not can I just set the paths and run it from the command line or do I have to download separate midp and cldc?
Also, once it is on the server, I can actually download it to a Java enabled phone? using WAP? Is that correct?
If yes, does anyone know any step by step guide or tutorial to download to a cell phone?
Thank you, Marika Ludmann
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