Sprite cant fall back down

Question

Hi all,
I am currtenlty working on a J2ME game. I have got to a point where i am able to make the sprite jump. However i cant get it to fallback down. Could anybody spot any abovious mistakes in my code?
I have tried to debug to see what the issue could be by printing lines out. I notice that the code does not reach the last if statement if (jumpHeight==0)
Thanks in advance.
else if ((keyStates & UP_PRESSED) != 0) {
                    for (int i = 0; i <nOranges; i++) {
                        mOranges.move(0, 3);
int jumpHeight=40;
setDirection(kRight);
setState(kJump);
System.out.println("Up key pressed");
mBackground.move(3, 0);
mSea.move(0, 20);
isJumping=true;
mBoxer.nextFrame();
if (isJumping){
mSea.move(-2, 0);
jumpHeight-=2;
System.out.println("sprite falling1");
if (jumpHeight==0){
isJumping=false;
System.out.println("sprite falling2");
System.out.println("sprite gets here");
/* Collides if statement*/
if (mOranges[0].collidesWith(mBoxer, true)) {
mOranges[0].setFrame(1);
System.out.println("sprite jumps");

Answer 1

Here is the SRST guide for you.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cusrst/admin/srst/configuration/guide/srst41/srst41sa.html
Basically, you need to configure CUCM for this site (SRST)
Apply the SRST Site to the Device Pool
Configure the router for SRST
Reboot the phones so they are aware of the new SRST router
Setup the dial peer you want to use for dialing inbound or outbound or both. Simply using 9T usually is fine for outbound, prioritize 911 and9911 of course
Inbound, you will need to normalize or strip digits if you have 4 digits extensions, otherwise when the call comes inbound, its 10 digits and the router will not know what to do with it.
Voicemail rollover is complicated and sometimes not needed
Remember, SRST fallback and then re-registration to CUCM takes a few minutes. Its not immediate. So be patient in your testing until you are familiar with SRST
Good luck!