Midlet on Symbian UIQ
I tried a midlet with emulator and it run correctly (SonyEricsson P910 and Nokia 6600) but when i tried it on the phone the midlet return the exception " java.io.IOException: Symbian OS error= -33: errore sistema" . Why? i have to do something on the phone? It give the error when the midlet try to connect to an URL. It send data in output (to url) but it doesn�t receive response. Can someone help me?
Thanks
Paolo
Better to use IBM's J9 VM instead of CrEme and check the results.
~Mohan
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NEED HELP ASAP PLEASE....
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also i have posted the same problem in nokia forums..
please check also...
http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=105567
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private int lineNumber;
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try {
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getHc().setRequestProperty("Accept","*/*");
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lineNumber = 1;
getHc().setRequestProperty("CONTENT-TYPE",
"text/plain");
lineNumber = 2;
getHc().setRequestProperty("User-Agent",
"Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1");
lineNumber =3;
out = getHc().openOutputStream();
lineNumber = 4;
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lineNumber = 5;
pout.println(fileName);
lineNumber = 6;
// pout.flush();
System.out.println("File Name: "+fileName);
lineNumber = 7;
is = getHc().openDataInputStream();
long len = getHc().getLength();
lineNumber = 8;
byte temp[] = new byte[(int)len];
lineNumber = 9;
System.out.println("len "+len);
is.readFully(temp,0,(int)len);
lineNumber = 10;
setFileData(temp);
lineNumber = 11;
is.close();
lineNumber = 12;
if(getFileData() != null)
setDownloaded(true);
else
setDownloaded(false);
System.out.println("Length : "+temp.length);
midlet.setAttachFile(getFileData());
lineNumber = 13;
pout.close();
lineNumber = 14;
out.close();
lineNumber = 15;
getHc().close();
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ex.toString()+
" | ",
null, AlertType.ERROR);
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return hc;
public void setHc(HttpConnection hc) {
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return fileData;
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this.fileData = fileData;
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showing Http Version Mismatch
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private HttpConnection hc;
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ex.toString()+
" | ",
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out.println(numFiles);
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Mark.Ramos2221) Have you looked up the symbian error -36 on new-lc?
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I decided to switch from my Sony Ericson/UIQ phone to an N8 and quite honestly I have transferred most of the 500 contacts tediously over single bluetooth to messages at a time.
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Hi,
I have been reading around on this forum seaaarching for some answers.. but all i can seem to find is a mix of hazy suggestions. Nobody seems quite clear on these issues. i am windering if someone out there has some definate answers.
1. I have been reading that you can listen for incoming SMS by listening at a specified port. From what i believe.. if you intercept the message and do whatever you need to do with it.. there is never any chance of it reaching the phones inbox. Is this correct?? If this is correct is there someway that you could listen for a message and if it was not from the specific sender.. dont process it and send it to the inbox?? Ideally in my application I would like to be able to intercept SMS, read them and then later be able to see them in my inbox.
2. If I have my application running and I receive a phone call.. what happens?? Does it allow me to take the call and then return to my app?? Or do i have to intercept the call in my application and process it?? (If this is the case will I be able to see it in my call log). Also if I want to make calls from my application will i be free to use the number keys to punch in a number and the phone allows me to make a call?? If i call a number from within my code by clicking on a link I probably wont see this in my call log - is this true??
3. Does the Wirelesss Messaging API allow me to process and send MMS messages??
(Sorry but I just dont have a non Symbian MIDP 2.0 phone at the moment)
All answers appreciated!
Thanks,
BrianHi,
Shmoove thought you were on vacation... you still have not answered my last post ;-) dukes wating for you!!!
Brian, you can make calls from within your MIDlet using your MIDlet class's platformRequest() method.
e.g.
this.platformRequest("tel:"+ myNumber); //from your midlet class
MyMIDlet.platformRequest("tel:"+myNumber); // from elsewhereAs for what does the phone do with an SMS bound for a specific port?
well that depends on the idiot who was the project manager for that device model. Some pass it on to the inbox if there's no listener for that port, some dont. It's better if its not forwarded to the inbox as more often that not its not going to be in H.R.F.
cheers. -
MIDLET working fine in emulator but not working on mobile!
hi,
i have an application which sends http request (get), it works fine in an emulator but when i install that application onto P900 sonyerricson it doesnot send the request and after sometime gives symbian os error:-33
pls. let me know the solution!!
thanks
regards
bhaskarA WAP access point means you're using a WAP stack, and you have to go through a WAP gateway to get to the internet. With an internet access point you use a TCP/IP stack and so you can "talk" directly to the internet. Look up tutorials about WAP if you want to know more.
But as far as your MIDlet is concerned, all you have to know is how to change the phone's configuration (manually I mean, not with the J2ME code), so that it uses an internet access point. I don't have a P900 lying around right now, so I don't remember exactly how to configure it, but I'm sure if you search through the SE forums you'll find an explanation,
shmoove -
hi all,
i want to a run a midlet whenever mobile start and also is it possible to run a midlet in the back ground till the mobile on.
waiting for reply.Hi,
This is not possible within an MIDP compliant application. MIDP does not specify methods and mechanisms for that. It's only possible for the manufacturer to influence start up behaviour of a mobile, like starting up the start-up-animation, searching and connecting to the network, retrieving info about new sms'es, etc etc... It's not possible to add applications or MIDlet to a certain "startup" folder like in MS-Windows. Unless a manufacturer provides a public API for that -- something like registering a MIDlet to some startup 'entry' or something -- but as far as I know, no one does(, yet!).
As far as I know, it's also impossible to run a MIDlet in the background of the mobile phone software (i.e. OS). Is there a mobile that has a feature with which you can see the current running applications (like a system taskbar in desktop Windows or like the memory management app in Windows mobile), I believe that this is not possible yet. However, Symbian devices and Windows Mobile devices will come closer to such a thing and in the near future this definitely will be possible. I don't know if this is already possible with the latest Symbian generation mobiles.
Cheers,
Jasper
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