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Re: Debugging a Midlet [caution MTJ noob inside] [message #25502 is a reply to message #25382] |
Mon, 12 January 2009 17:35 |
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Originally posted by: news.s237965939.online.de
Matthias Marquardt wrote:
> I have installed Sun's wt2.5.2_01 - and running my Midlet is no problem
> at all - everything works smooth like silk... but as soon as I wanted to
> start my Midlet in debugging mode I see in the console:
I don't have a solution for your particular problem, but consider to
download and install the Motorola SDK too. I have both installed and
find the Moto better than Sun in many ways. Give it a try, perhaps it
provides you with more useful information about what's going on.
Hans
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Re: Debugging a Midlet [caution MTJ noob inside] [message #25686 is a reply to message #25620] |
Tue, 13 January 2009 00:33 |
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Originally posted by: craigjunk.setera.org
If you have not already, verify that your debug settings look similar to
these: http://eclipseme.org/docs/configuring.html#step4
(NOTE: I'm not sure where we are keeping the MTJ docs, but the EclipseME
docs should be pretty close in this case)
Matthias Marquardt wrote:
> Matthias Marquardt wrote:
>> ...Of course the DEBUG cmd line will cause to "hang"
>> since it looks like that the break point (I have set) is reached - but
>> since there is no connection to the IDE (obviously - since I have
>> started the app outside of eclipse) I could not step over this break
>> point.
> this might be totally nonsense - sorry...
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> When I start the Midlet with the DEBUG cmd line options, then it's more
> like, that my midlet does not start at all in the Phone-Sim-Window (the
> window show up, but no matter what I do in the Midlet Constructor [like
> System.out.println(...)] this output will not be shown
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Re: Debugging a Midlet [caution MTJ noob inside] [message #570362 is a reply to message #25382] |
Mon, 12 January 2009 17:35 |
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Originally posted by: news.s237965939.online.de
Matthias Marquardt wrote:
> I have installed Sun's wt2.5.2_01 - and running my Midlet is no problem
> at all - everything works smooth like silk... but as soon as I wanted to
> start my Midlet in debugging mode I see in the console:
I don't have a solution for your particular problem, but consider to
download and install the Motorola SDK too. I have both installed and
find the Moto better than Sun in many ways. Give it a try, perhaps it
provides you with more useful information about what's going on.
Hans
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