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FeedRank: 5/10  5/10  Good  ---  www.codeguru.com
Hard hitting articles, dicussions, resources, and more all focusing for real developers in the real world. ...

 

 
Sunday, July 06, 2008 --- 96 days ago
Hello all! I created a game using the tutorial provided here http://koderko.dk/J2METutorial. It's just a simple game that displays one image and waits for user input(this is what I created so far) The problem is that I can't find the jar file that is supposed to be created when i press Run in my IDE. I searched through my folders and the only jar file was located on {Some folders}/.eclipseme.tmp/emulation but when I upload it to my Siemens C75 phone it simply won't start (it doesn't output any errors or anything like this ). I know that my phone supports MIDP 2.0 Also I searched through Eclipse configuration and it says that the output should be saved to bin folder but I couldn't find my jar file there but just an image, a Main.launch file and a folder that contains my classes with .class extension. This caused a bit of confusion to me because I was supposed to find the jar file in this folder and instead I find it in emulation(but doesn't work as I previously mentioned) So my question is: What did I do wrong? Did I miss anything or it's just my mobile phone that doesn't want to run the file found in emulation folder? IDE: Eclipse with EclipseME plugin P.S. I'm a beginner with java. My previous experience is with c/c++ where everything seemed straightforward. ...




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