KRZR Java

I'd like to learn to write J2ME programs. Presumably my new MOTOKRZR
K1m supports that in some fashion. (I'm going to be really ticked off
if it doesn't.) But, I can't find anything in the menus that looks at
all like the sequence in the developer docs area (Menu->Settings->Java
Settings->Java App Loader).

How do I check if I can download an app to the phone?

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I went and got an Anycom (aka Broadcom, apparently) dongle, installed
everything, and can communicate to download pix.

When I dragged my jar file onto the OBEX push, the phone asked if I
wanted to accept the incoming transfer, so I said to accept (weird that
it was on the right side, usually I'd expect the negative response to be
on that side). It then immediately said Failed: connection interrupted,
while on my PC the paper continued to fly from folder to folder until
I canceled.

Did I miss a step somewhere?

BruceR wrote:
> You can do a SEEM edit to activate the Java Apps Loader. However, you
> can also load java apps using Bluetooth OBEX Push. See
> brobin111.blogspot.com for details.
>
> Steve wrote:
>> I'd like to learn to write J2ME programs. Presumably my new MOTOKRZR
>> K1m supports that in some fashion. (I'm going to be really ticked off
>> if it doesn't.) But, I can't find anything in the menus that looks at
>> all like the sequence in the developer docs area (Menu->Settings->Java
>> Settings->Java App Loader).
>>
>> How do I check if I can download an app to the phone?
>
>

I'm trying to compile and load Bounce from the SDK (C:\Program
Files\Motorola\Motorola Java ME SDK v6.3 for Motorola OS Products).
After wending my way painfully thru the batch files, I finally got it
compiled by setting my path to prioritize jdk1.4 and using the following
command line:

makeOneEA6 bounce

When I went to upload the jar file, I got the following on the phone:

Failed: connection interrupted

and on my PC:

The item could not be sent to Motorola phone. Error: The server does not
support the requested data.

Steve

BruceR wrote:
> Sounds like you did everything right. Not all java apps are compatible
> with all phones though. What is the app? I can try it on mine and see
> if it works.
>
>
> Steve wrote:
>> I went and got an Anycom (aka Broadcom, apparently) dongle, installed
>> everything, and can communicate to download pix.
>>
>> When I dragged my jar file onto the OBEX push, the phone asked if I
>> wanted to accept the incoming transfer, so I said to accept (weird
>> that it was on the right side, usually I'd expect the negative
>> response to be on that side). It then immediately said Failed:
>> connection interrupted, while on my PC the paper continued to fly
>> from folder to folder until I canceled.
>>
>> Did I miss a step somewhere?
>>
>> BruceR wrote:
>>> You can do a SEEM edit to activate the Java Apps Loader. However, you
>>> can also load java apps using Bluetooth OBEX Push. See
>>> brobin111.blogspot.com for details.
>>>
>>> Steve wrote:
>>>> I'd like to learn to write J2ME programs. Presumably my new
>>>> MOTOKRZR K1m supports that in some fashion. (I'm going to be
>>>> really ticked off if it doesn't.) But, I can't find anything in
>>>> the menus that looks at all like the sequence in the developer docs
>>>> area (Menu->Settings->Java Settings->Java App Loader).
>>>>
>>>> How do I check if I can download an app to the phone?
>
>

Actually, I'm wondering if it isn't something simpler, like the phone
has Java downloading disabled (it's from Verizon). I tried a file from
getjar -- they didn't have a specific category for KRZR, but the one I
chose was from the right size category. And, needless to say, it didn't
download to the phone. It failed the same way.

Any recommendations on files from getjar that you know work on a KRZR?


BruceR wrote:
> Sounds like the program isn't compatible as compiled. Try installing
> some others from www.getjar.com. They may even have something similar to
> Bounce. They do have Bounce for Symbian based devices. Getjar is a
> great source for free games and apps. Also try www.zedge.net.
>
>
> Steve wrote:
>> I'm trying to compile and load Bounce from the SDK (C:\Program
>> Files\Motorola\Motorola Java ME SDK v6.3 for Motorola OS Products).
>> After wending my way painfully thru the batch files, I finally got it
>> compiled by setting my path to prioritize jdk1.4 and using the
>> following command line:
>>
>> makeOneEA6 bounce
>>
>> When I went to upload the jar file, I got the following on the phone:
>>
>> Failed: connection interrupted
>>
>> and on my PC:
>>
>> The item could not be sent to Motorola phone. Error: The server does
>> not support the requested data.
>>
>> Steve
>>
>> BruceR wrote:
>>> Sounds like you did everything right. Not all java apps are
>>> compatible with all phones though. What is the app? I can try it on
>>> mine and see if it works.
>>>
>>>
>>> Steve wrote:
>>>> I went and got an Anycom (aka Broadcom, apparently) dongle,
>>>> installed everything, and can communicate to download pix.
>>>>
>>>> When I dragged my jar file onto the OBEX push, the phone asked if I
>>>> wanted to accept the incoming transfer, so I said to accept (weird
>>>> that it was on the right side, usually I'd expect the negative
>>>> response to be on that side). It then immediately said Failed:
>>>> connection interrupted, while on my PC the paper continued to fly
>>>> from folder to folder until I canceled.
>>>>
>>>> Did I miss a step somewhere?
>>>>
>>>> BruceR wrote:
>>>>> You can do a SEEM edit to activate the Java Apps Loader. However,
>>>>> you can also load java apps using Bluetooth OBEX Push. See
>>>>> brobin111.blogspot.com for details.
>>>>>
>>>>> Steve wrote:
>>>>>> I'd like to learn to write J2ME programs. Presumably my new
>>>>>> MOTOKRZR K1m supports that in some fashion. (I'm going to be
>>>>>> really ticked off if it doesn't.) But, I can't find anything in
>>>>>> the menus that looks at all like the sequence in the developer
>>>>>> docs area (Menu->Settings->Java Settings->Java App Loader).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> How do I check if I can download an app to the phone?
>
>