Motorola file system access

hi,
I wrote a Midlet to access image files on my motorola v3x.I also checked it by Device Emulator .It is working fine.But when i installed in my phone it is not worked.So,if any body worked on this please help me.
sorry for my bad english.thanks in advance

We have to start it from begining ..
Does the device supports full implementation of JSR75. MOTO devices dont support complete implementations. like RAZRv3 i claims to support JSR75 but doesnt supports complete implementation.
A. Check Call to System.getProperty with key microedition.io.file.FileConnection.version
should return the implementation version number starting with 1.0
B.Files read/write permissions should be supported by the device�s native system:
� javax.microedition.io.Connector.file.read - should enable reading from the file
system (hereinafter just �read permission�).
� javax.microedition.io.Connector.file.write - should enable writing to the file
system (hereinafter just �write permission�).
If A and B are true ..u can start with below points.
If it supports the complete implementation, then
1. is it able to install properly.
2. Have u specified permissions in the JAD file for the same?
3. at what stage is it not working, when the file write code is being executed ??
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