Regarding J2ME Key_Event . need help

Question

public class Game extends GameCanvas
     public Game()
          super(false);
          Timer t= new Timer();
          t.schedule( new taskz(), 0, 2000);
     public void paint(Graphics g)
          try{
               img0 = Image.createImage("/"+randomGenerate()+".JPG");
               imgTop = Image.createImage("/top.JPG");
          }catch(Exception ex){}
         top = new Sprite (imgTop);
         zero = new Sprite(img0);
          g.setColor(255,255,255);
          g.fillRect(0,0,getWidth(),200);// x by y , by Length by Breath
         zero.setImage(img0,90,83);
         top.setRefPixelPosition(30,0);
            top.paint(g);
            zero.setRefPixelPosition(80,100);
          zero.paint(g);
          g.setColor(255,0,0);
          g.drawString(score, getWidth()-50, getHeight()-10, Graphics.HCENTER|Graphics.BASELINE); // str,int x , y
          }//end paint
public class taskz extends TimerTask
           public void run()
            repaint();
public String randomGenerate()
     Random random = new Random();
     int myInt = random.nextInt(10);
     myRandom = String.valueOf(myInt);
     return myRandom;
public void keyPressed(int keyCode)
     String keyNum= getKeyName(keyCode);
     if (keyNum.equals(randomGenerate()))
} //end GameCanvasThis is part of my code * which is working currently.
My Programn is a small J2ME school project application.
I currently doing on KeyFire Event
I want to do something like when randomGenerate
generate a random Integer 0 to 9
the person press the value equals to RandomGenerate will have his score +1 but if he continue to press the key will not have his score add until randomGenerate() generate another number.
and the whole timerTask end after 2 minutes of game?
anyone can tell me what should i find on or how do i alter my code .
thanks, sorry for the inconviences caused.
Edited by: baoky on Jan 26, 2008 3:23 AM

Answer 1

I don't know how J2ME can be integrated into Eclipse. I do know that when you install Netbeans + the mobility pack the emulator is tightly integrated into the IDE itself.