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after installing j2me wireless module, i can't compile any code because of an error like: "package does not exist: javax.microedition.lcdui" the code completion feature recognizes this package and all it's javadocs are visible. everything seems fine, but it won't let me compile. I followed all installation instructions from Mobility Modules Tutorial, but it still doesn't work.
Could you attach your ide.log file? I would recommend to start with new userdir for example (-userdir c:\temp),then update j2me modules again (with j2me examples). Open help menu->j2me examples wizard and use one of examples bundled with. Then please send me the ide.log Thanks -Tomas
"2. On the first page of the wizard, select the Install Manually Downloaded Modules (.nbm files) radio button. Follow the wizard instructions to download and install the following modules from the Update Center: J2ME Wireless module J2ME Wireless Toolkit 2.1 module for your platform. J2ME Examples module" i don't have internet access from my computer, so the modules that i can use are only those on the plug-in catalog (to offline instalation). i couldn't find j2me examples module there. when i installed j2me wireless module, i defined it to be global. was it wrong? btw, j2me wireless module has no direct reference to J2ME Wireless Toolkit 2.1 module. is it already integrated, or do i have to use the one from sun's website? Later i'll bring you my ide.log. thanks
wtk is already integrated with the ide. You don't have to download anything extra. When you install nbms localy it places the modules to your userdir. This is ussual way.
Created attachment 16125 [details] ide.log
well, if wtk 2.1 is already integrated with netbeans 3.6, then ther is something else wrong, because in order to have MIDP emulators i need to install wtk 1.0.4. I couldn't install any other... but that is another problem. the real deal is really that the compiler features won't recognize MIDP code, although recognized by the rest of the IDE. you said that i need just the wtk 2.1 ntbm, besides the ide, right? thanks for helping me :P
well. in order for it to work i needed to install wtk 1.0.4, because wtk 2.1 wasn't bundled nor j2me wireless module installed it. then for the compiler to recognize the j2me classes, i manually added to class library. i don't know how it didn´t work in the first place, but now it's fixed. maybe that's all because some error related with the missing wtk 2.1... thanks for ur help anyway!
ok,sorry for misunderstanding, I meant that wtk21 and wtk104 emulators are part of j2me wireless support in nb3.6 and you doesn't have to download them separately. You need to download for j2me support only: kjava.nbm, wtk21_win.nbm and kjava-emulator_win.nbm. If you want to obfuscate your application download also kjava-obfuscator-proguard.nbm and kjava-obfuscator-retroguard.nbm. Then it is supposed to work without need to setup anything. ide.log you attached is almost empty I can hardly recognize anything from it except your installdir, userdir and modules loaded (these I tested and j2me support works as expected). I need you to do the compile action which fails and then send ide.log. Thanks -Tomas
where can i download wtk21_win.nbm? i can't see it on netbeans site to offline instalation... that is probably the problem after all. i've installed all others. now i'm getting some different errors, but thats probably my fault, because i'm a rookie on j2me. i had to mount some filesystems with midp classes and add them to code completion and javadoc in order for it to work completely. could you tell me how to get that missing module to offline instalation?
complete mobility catalogue for nb3.6 http://www.netbeans.org/catalogue/mobility.html
closing
this is old issue - 3.5, 3.6