Wireless Toolkit 103 and NetBeans 33

Hi,
Is there a possibility to integrate (perhaps manually) the wireless toolkit with NetBeans 3.3? The installation doesn't work when I select the option Integrated!
thx
Pascal

I'd like to know too. Anyone ever done this yet?

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Kindly reply if you know. My email address is [email protected]
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741 classes in the system (including system classes)
4071 dynamic objects allocated (120440 bytes)
2 garbage collections (91412 bytes collected)

Hi zoya,
Here is the problem:
tbHelp = new TextBox("HeLp", "You can press the back button", 25, 0);
This line declares a maximum textbox size of 25 but in reality he is declaring a textbox of size 29.
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happy coding :)

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Thanks Peace,
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I doubt that this is possible. Besides jar with JSR code, I think that other code is needed in order to integrate it into emulator.
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I'm currently using 2.5.2 (integrated with NetBeans IDE) but EA 3.0 looks promising. I will look into that more when it comes to Linux...
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I think that I can modify and rebiuld the sources but I hope that there is an easier way. Don't you have ?'
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Is the source code for WTK or EA available somewhere?
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I couldn't find that JSR 257 Reference Implementation SDK anywhere for download. Have you?
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