LWUIT Resource Editor Walkthrough Tutorial 1

New version of the LWUIT resource editor tutorial. For more information please visit http://lwuit.blogspot.com/
You can download the tool at http://lwuit.java.net/ (click the Launch orange button)

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Screencast-O-Matic.com
• LWUIT
• ResourceEditor
• j2me
• JavaME
• MIDP
• RIM
• Blackberry
• GUIBuilder
• Theme
• CSS
• Mobile
• Android

[A1260T]

Also client tried my jar on " Sony Ericsson, model j108i" and it said invalid application - im compiling as midp2.0 / cldc 1.1 - and this phone should support all the jsrs but its having trouble - is there a way so that we dont need 3d api, svg etc etc??

[vprise]

@A1260T Its hard to tell without looking at the jad/jar. Generally this happens if you used something like MIDlet-Touch-Support or similarly illegal MIDP attributes. Its also possible that netbeans changed your target to 2.1 which it often does when you change the simulator you are using

[A1260T]

@vprise thanks for your response, here is my jad,

MIDlet-Jar-Size: 141746

MIDlet-Jar-URL: DevOfficerApp.jar

MIDlet-Name: DevOfficerApp

MIDlet-Vendor: Vendor

MIDlet-Version: 1.0

MicroEdition-Configuration: CLDC-1.1

MicroEdition-Profile: MIDP-2.0

[vprise]

@A1260T Are you using the jad/jar from the MIDP directory?

I don't see a MIDlet entry in your jad, you need to have a MIDlet to run.

[A1260T]

Thanks very much - I got it working reasonably well now, is there no way to rename a "UI" object in the gui once its made? Its really speeding up my development time, thanks - although theres some little niggly issues with regards to some of the gui stuff, although im working around them quite well by editing the theme.. great work!!!

[vprise]

@A1260T There is a rename feature in the edit menu. Just select the UI object and select rename. I think ctr-R works also.

[A1260T]

im pretty sure ive not used anything special like touch, this is just a new project from the ide - also aany chance of a link to the yahoo answers project?

[vprise]

@A1260T You should be able to use 7 without a problem. Make sure you generate a netbeans project and then when you open the resource file don't open the old file but rather the file that's under the src directory in the generated project.

[A1260T]

I can get this to link properly to netbeans, can i use netbeans 7 or do i need to use older one?

[ShaiSoft]

Man, LWUIT is dead.. you better move to full Android JAVA support.. it's pointless to stick with J2ME =\