Download .jar file

hello,
i use the emulator to download the HelloWorld.jar file from a website, but when i do that. the emulator can access that website and list the jar file and jad file. and the emulator asked me to choose one to install, but when i choosed Helloworld.jar then it display the error:
HelloMIDlet.jar connot be found at this URL. Contact the application provider for more information
I dont know why, can anyone tell me that. pretty thanks

hi,
thanks for your reply, i still got the same problem. i changed the URL in jad file. then create jar file. still doesnt work.
if i directly go http://homepage.cs.latrobe.edu.au/g2mao it will list the jad files and jar files. but cannt install.
but if i go http://homepage.cs.latrobe.edu.au/g2mao/Menu.jar
it will make error: No MIDlet suites found. Check the URL to make sure it is correct.
what i am guessing is the sever side. because when i use apache on my own computer then it can be downloaded. but i did change the mime.types. i added one more line(application/java-archive jar) into the mime.types file.
so it works. i guess i should change the sever mime.types file. but im not sure.
do you have any suggestion? thanks. and thanks again for your reply.

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