Anyone using J2MEPolish and Eclipse 3.1?

Question

I've been trying for a while to integrate j2mePolish into Eclipse, but with not success. I can't even run the sample applications that comes with Polish.
The "nice" thing is, that the user forums have as good as no activity, and hence no help, at all. I've also e-mailed with the creator (or the contact person etc.), which couldn't help me with my startup problem at all.
So therefore, as a last resort before giving up on j2mePolish, I'm asking if anyone here has a clue. I've tried this with both the newest beta release, and the lates stable release.
What I'm doing, is following the exact instructions in the documentation for integrating, by creating a new eclipse project with the sample application(s).
I copy the /samples/menu folder into my Eclipse workspace. Then I create a new project called menu, and the files are automatically included in the project.
None of the libraries are included, so I include them manually - the ones mentioned in the documentation. Then the files Dummy.java and MenuMidlet.java complains about wrong package names - naturally - so I move them into a package called de.enough.polish.example. So far everything looks fine. The information in the build.xml is correct - both
the home path to J2MEPolish and Sun WTK, and the MIDlet description.
So, I run ant, and get the following error:
BUILD FAILED
D:\Program Files\eclipse31\ipg600-workspace\menu\build.xml:115: The MIDlet [de.enough.polish.example.MenuMidlet] could not be found. Check your <midlet>-setting in the file [build.xml] or adjust the [sourceDir] attribute of the <build>-element.The MIDlet should be in D:\Program
Files\eclipse31\ipg600-workspace\menu\source\src\de\enough\polish\example\MenuMidlet.java
So - if anyone has even a small clue, I'd be extremely grateful.

Answer 1

Ok, I do exactly as you specify here. In addition I import the needed jars from the import folder of j2mepolish. Also, I put the resources folder from the polish sample (MenuMidlet) in the project, and all marked errors disappears.
Then I try to run it as an Ant build, and get the following error:
BUILD FAILED
D:\Program Files\eclipse31\j2me\sample\build.xml:115: The MIDlet [source.src.de.enough.polish.example.MenuMidlet] could not be found. Check your <midlet>-setting in the file [build.xml] or adjust the [sourceDir] attribute of the <build>-element.The MIDlet should be in D:\Program Files\eclipse31\j2me\sample\source\src\source\src\de\enough\polish\example\MenuMidlet.java
Ok - so it seems that it for some reason gets "source\src" two times. So I go back to the <midlet class and remove the source.src, leaving just de.enough.polish.example.
Then I run as Ant again, and it compiles successfully.
However, when I try to run the MenuMidlet class as a j2me midlet (in eclipse) it starts, and then crash with this error:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: de/enough/polish/util/Locale
     at source.src.de.enough.polish.example.MenuMidlet.<init>(+11)
     at java.lang.Class.runCustomCode(+0)
     at com.sun.midp.midlet.MIDletState.createMIDlet(+19)
     at com.sun.midp.midlet.Scheduler.schedule(+52)
     at com.sun.midp.main.Main.runLocalClass(+28)
     at com.sun.midp.main.Main.main(+116)
So - seemingly - to compile it I need to give it one address, but for the midlet to run it must be compiled with an address that won't let it compile :-)
Well - then I create a J2ME package from the project, and run the deployed/sample.jad file. Then the midlet actually starts, but when I click Launch, the display shows:
New Midlet de.enough.polish.ui.MenuBar Exception: java.lang.classNotFoundException: de/enough/polish/ui/MenuBar
I can't find a reference to MenuBar anywhere in the sample code.