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Got a question about MSA, JSR 248, a Java ME optional package that defines the next generation Java ME platform? Post it during the week of August 20 on the Ask the Experts page (http://java.sun.com/developer/community/askxprt/) and get answers from Mickhail Gorshenev, Sun's lead for the JSR 248 Technology Conformance Kit (TCK), E-Ming Saung, Product Line Manager in the Java ME Marketing group, and Hinkmond Wong, one of the current project owners of the phoneME open source project and past specification lead for various mobility-related technologies such as the Java ME Connected Device Configuration (CDC) and Foundation Profile.

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Hi!
I'm sorry, I don't speak english very well! :)
I want to use NB 5 beta, and mobility pack.
My problem:
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If I want to run, the emulator of the integrated wtk starts (DefultColorPhone), and after a secund shut down. The error message:
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at com.sun.midp.dev.DevMIDletSuiteImpl.create(DevMIDletSuiteImpl.java:148)
at com.sun.midp.dev.DevMIDletSuiteImpl.create(DevMIDletSuiteImpl.java:91)
at com.sun.midp.main.Main.runLocalClass(Main.java:453)
at com.sun.midp.main.Main.main(Main.java:126)
Execution completed.
What do you think why?
What can I do?
(If I use the separeted wtk (installed to an other place) it works.)
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Gabor Tarjan
[email protected]

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Hi Antonio,
Many great questions to start this series. For the situation that you are observing with your FlexConnect configuration, is the problem 100% reproducible or is it intermittent? Does the problem happen for one WLAN but not another? As it stands today, the CoA-Ack needs to be initiated by the management interface. This limitation is documented in bug CSCuj42870. I have provided a link for your reference below. If the problem happens 100% of the time, the two configuration areas that I would check first include:
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Bug Info: https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCuj42870
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Hi Charles,
To answer your question,
LPTS would be acting only on packet/traffic which is ingressing the router and destined for the router itself (for-us packets). It provides an internal forwarding table to route control/management protocol packets destined to local router to the right application for further processing. Once we have a packet entering the interface, the network processor would be performing a lookup to determine, if this packet is destined for us. Based on which, it will forward to LPTS. For eg, the ICMP packets coming in on an interface with destination IP of router itself, would be processed by LPTS. It also provides policing function for this traffic transparently.
Key facts about LPTS
1. LPTS is an always on feature. No user configuration needed to enable it.
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3. Packets originated by router and transit traffic is not processed by LPTS
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Here is an o/p snip to view the LPTS entries.
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Tue Nov 25 23:32:10.666 EDT
Node 0/0/CPU0:
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unconfigured-default 100 Static 500 500 0 0
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Sudeep Valengattil

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