| OTA server question [message #24593] |
Thu, 01 January 2009 15:52  |
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Originally posted by: news.s237965939.online.de
I've the Sun WTK and Sony-Ericsson SDKs installed. Now I tried to test
the OTA installation but I'm getting this error message:
<quote>
Warning: Running JAM, Ignoring all other options (but "-Xheapsize", and
OTA flags if provided)
Running with storage root Hajue
Running with locale: German_Germany.1252
The MIDlet suite was not found.
Execution completed.
</quote>
Can the OTA be used to install to the real device over bluetooth? I
think it's a configuration problem but haven't found the right place for
it. My project directory is workspace\MyProject.
TIA,
Hans
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| Re: OTA server question [message #24825 is a reply to message #24791] |
Mon, 05 January 2009 16:58  |
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Originally posted by: news.s237965939.online.de
Hello Gustavo,
thanks for your support. See below...
Gustavo de Paula wrote:
> hi hans,
>
> currently mtj doesn't support on device deployment. we are evaluating
> the option to add that to 1.0 version, but this is not an easy feature
> since each device manufacturer has a different protocol to to the deploy.
I see the point. Not an easy task, so I wish you good luck and success
for your project. I've been a C++ programmer since many years, but Java
and esp. J2ME are totally new for me. First it was a surprise for me
that even the softkey assignment is different for the emulators. I've no
own real java enabled device at hand yet, just the emulators.
> are you able to execute your midlet with the other execution options?
> run jad or run midlet? when you use the run OTA option, the jar/jad
> files need to be on the deployed folder. so make sure you run "create
> package" before that. if you still have problems, please let me know
Yes, they run jar/jad run and can be traced/debugged using the other run
options. I've tried the create package command. On the Sun WTK emulator
the error persists:
The MIDlet suite was not found.
On the Sony/Ericsson emulators I have a new error message:
Couldn't load zayitlib.dll library
Maybe I should reinstall the S/E sdk. I'm not sure but I think I'm on my
way to SDK-hell.
regards,
Hans
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| Re: OTA server question [message #24889 is a reply to message #24825] |
Mon, 05 January 2009 21:20 |
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is it possible that you copy here the content of your JAD file and also of
the manifest.mf files inside the JAR.
:)
gep
Hans-J. Ude wrote:
> Hello Gustavo,
> thanks for your support. See below...
> Gustavo de Paula wrote:
>> hi hans,
>>
>> currently mtj doesn't support on device deployment. we are evaluating
>> the option to add that to 1.0 version, but this is not an easy feature
>> since each device manufacturer has a different protocol to to the deploy.
> I see the point. Not an easy task, so I wish you good luck and success
> for your project. I've been a C++ programmer since many years, but Java
> and esp. J2ME are totally new for me. First it was a surprise for me
> that even the softkey assignment is different for the emulators. I've no
> own real java enabled device at hand yet, just the emulators.
>> are you able to execute your midlet with the other execution options?
>> run jad or run midlet? when you use the run OTA option, the jar/jad
>> files need to be on the deployed folder. so make sure you run "create
>> package" before that. if you still have problems, please let me know
> Yes, they run jar/jad run and can be traced/debugged using the other run
> options. I've tried the create package command. On the Sun WTK emulator
> the error persists:
> The MIDlet suite was not found.
> On the Sony/Ericsson emulators I have a new error message:
> Couldn't load zayitlib.dll library
> Maybe I should reinstall the S/E sdk. I'm not sure but I think I'm on my
> way to SDK-hell.
> regards,
> Hans
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| Re: OTA server question [message #25023 is a reply to message #24593] |
Thu, 08 January 2009 20:06 |
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Originally posted by: craigjunk.setera.org
The OTA support is only over an HTTP connection and not via Bluetooth.
Some of the SDK's do support on-device debugging via UEI proxies. I
know in particular I've been able to debug on some Nokia devices via
EclipseME... Given that MTJ is based on EclipseME, I would assume that
should still work.
I believe SE has also provided the ability to use on-device debugging.
If I remember correctly, it is a different set of "devices" that must be
imported into MTJ.
Craig
Hans-J. Ude wrote:
> I've the Sun WTK and Sony-Ericsson SDKs installed. Now I tried to test
> the OTA installation but I'm getting this error message:
>
> <quote>
> Warning: Running JAM, Ignoring all other options (but "-Xheapsize", and
> OTA flags if provided)
> Running with storage root Hajue
> Running with locale: German_Germany.1252
> The MIDlet suite was not found.
> Execution completed.
> </quote>
>
> Can the OTA be used to install to the real device over bluetooth? I
> think it's a configuration problem but haven't found the right place for
> it. My project directory is workspace\MyProject.
>
> TIA,
> Hans
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| Re: OTA server question [message #569686 is a reply to message #24593] |
Mon, 05 January 2009 14:13 |
| Eclipse User |
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hi hans,
currently mtj doesn't support on device deployment. we are evaluating the
option to add that to 1.0 version, but this is not an easy feature since
each device manufacturer has a different protocol to to the deploy.
are you able to execute your midlet with the other execution options? run
jad or run midlet? when you use the run OTA option, the jar/jad files need
to be on the deployed folder. so make sure you run "create package" before
that. if you still have problems, please let me know
:)
gep
Hans-J. Ude wrote:
> I've the Sun WTK and Sony-Ericsson SDKs installed. Now I tried to test
> the OTA installation but I'm getting this error message:
> <quote>
> Warning: Running JAM, Ignoring all other options (but "-Xheapsize", and
> OTA flags if provided)
> Running with storage root Hajue
> Running with locale: German_Germany.1252
> The MIDlet suite was not found.
> Execution completed.
> </quote>
> Can the OTA be used to install to the real device over bluetooth? I
> think it's a configuration problem but haven't found the right place for
> it. My project directory is workspaceMyProject.
> TIA,
> Hans
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| Re: OTA server question [message #569730 is a reply to message #24791] |
Mon, 05 January 2009 16:58 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: news.s237965939.online.de
Hello Gustavo,
thanks for your support. See below...
Gustavo de Paula wrote:
> hi hans,
>
> currently mtj doesn't support on device deployment. we are evaluating
> the option to add that to 1.0 version, but this is not an easy feature
> since each device manufacturer has a different protocol to to the deploy.
I see the point. Not an easy task, so I wish you good luck and success
for your project. I've been a C++ programmer since many years, but Java
and esp. J2ME are totally new for me. First it was a surprise for me
that even the softkey assignment is different for the emulators. I've no
own real java enabled device at hand yet, just the emulators.
> are you able to execute your midlet with the other execution options?
> run jad or run midlet? when you use the run OTA option, the jar/jad
> files need to be on the deployed folder. so make sure you run "create
> package" before that. if you still have problems, please let me know
Yes, they run jar/jad run and can be traced/debugged using the other run
options. I've tried the create package command. On the Sun WTK emulator
the error persists:
The MIDlet suite was not found.
On the Sony/Ericsson emulators I have a new error message:
Couldn't load zayitlib.dll library
Maybe I should reinstall the S/E sdk. I'm not sure but I think I'm on my
way to SDK-hell.
regards,
Hans
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| Re: OTA server question [message #569759 is a reply to message #24825] |
Mon, 05 January 2009 17:41 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: news.s237965939.online.de
Hans-J. Ude wrote:
> Yes, they run jar/jad run and can be traced/debugged using the other run
> options. I've tried the create package command. On the Sun WTK emulator
> the error persists:
> The MIDlet suite was not found.
>
> On the Sony/Ericsson emulators I have a new error message:
> Couldn't load zayitlib.dll library
>
> Maybe I should reinstall the S/E sdk. I'm not sure but I think I'm on my
> way to SDK-hell.
I have reinstalled the SE sdk. Same error as the Sun WTK produces.
Packages are created.
Hans
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| Re: OTA server question [message #569777 is a reply to message #24825] |
Mon, 05 January 2009 21:20 |
| Eclipse User |
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is it possible that you copy here the content of your JAD file and also of
the manifest.mf files inside the JAR.
:)
gep
Hans-J. Ude wrote:
> Hello Gustavo,
> thanks for your support. See below...
> Gustavo de Paula wrote:
>> hi hans,
>>
>> currently mtj doesn't support on device deployment. we are evaluating
>> the option to add that to 1.0 version, but this is not an easy feature
>> since each device manufacturer has a different protocol to to the deploy.
> I see the point. Not an easy task, so I wish you good luck and success
> for your project. I've been a C++ programmer since many years, but Java
> and esp. J2ME are totally new for me. First it was a surprise for me
> that even the softkey assignment is different for the emulators. I've no
> own real java enabled device at hand yet, just the emulators.
>> are you able to execute your midlet with the other execution options?
>> run jad or run midlet? when you use the run OTA option, the jar/jad
>> files need to be on the deployed folder. so make sure you run "create
>> package" before that. if you still have problems, please let me know
> Yes, they run jar/jad run and can be traced/debugged using the other run
> options. I've tried the create package command. On the Sun WTK emulator
> the error persists:
> The MIDlet suite was not found.
> On the Sony/Ericsson emulators I have a new error message:
> Couldn't load zayitlib.dll library
> Maybe I should reinstall the S/E sdk. I'm not sure but I think I'm on my
> way to SDK-hell.
> regards,
> Hans
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| Re: OTA server question [message #569822 is a reply to message #24593] |
Thu, 08 January 2009 20:06 |
| Eclipse User |
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The OTA support is only over an HTTP connection and not via Bluetooth.
Some of the SDK's do support on-device debugging via UEI proxies. I
know in particular I've been able to debug on some Nokia devices via
EclipseME... Given that MTJ is based on EclipseME, I would assume that
should still work.
I believe SE has also provided the ability to use on-device debugging.
If I remember correctly, it is a different set of "devices" that must be
imported into MTJ.
Craig
Hans-J. Ude wrote:
> I've the Sun WTK and Sony-Ericsson SDKs installed. Now I tried to test
> the OTA installation but I'm getting this error message:
>
> <quote>
> Warning: Running JAM, Ignoring all other options (but "-Xheapsize", and
> OTA flags if provided)
> Running with storage root Hajue
> Running with locale: German_Germany.1252
> The MIDlet suite was not found.
> Execution completed.
> </quote>
>
> Can the OTA be used to install to the real device over bluetooth? I
> think it's a configuration problem but haven't found the right place for
> it. My project directory is workspace\MyProject.
>
> TIA,
> Hans
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