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Thu, 3 Nov 2005 19:36:35 +0100 |
Hello all !
I've succeeded in encapsulating the excellent MobInfo API into
"Bridge"
format. This basically means the functionality of MobInfo is accessible to
you at a Java level if you're lacking any corresponding JSRs.
http://www.midpjni.com/ntly/
Please help me get this working on a wide range of mobiles as possible. At
the moment, I've only tested this on my Nokia 6630. This should work on all
phones that MobInfo supports which are a whole bunch. Obviously, a re-build
with the native SDK will be necessary as described on the page...
It is specified by MobInfo that Series 60 non-Nokia devices are a different
category as well as UIQ. An elegant and flexible method to support rapid
re-build is provided by the API in the form of embeddable signed .sis files
for these platforms, which I have opted to support.
I would be very grateful if you could help me test these other two
categories.. (non-Nokia S60 + UIQ)
It would also be important to know whether including the embeddable .sis
file for Nokia in my Ntly default project is sound by terms of the license.
Tim Weis was kind enough to give me a hint that this ought to be alright,
but I'm not completely sure :-) .
Most importantly - enjoy ;-) .
Thanks a million and kind regards, Arvind.
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http://www.midpjni.com - MIDP JNI
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Thu, 3 Nov 2005 22:05:29 +0100 |
Hello again !
It is worth mentioning that I only encapsulated the synchronous functions so
far. A few of the splendid asynchronous ones provided in MobInfo should
follow...
Cheers and regards, Arvind.
"Arvind Gupta" <arvvv@gmx.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:egOgZTK4FHA.1184@extapps30...
> Hello all !
>
> I've succeeded in encapsulating the excellent MobInfo API into
"Bridge"
> format. This basically means the functionality of MobInfo is accessible
> to you at a Java level if you're lacking any corresponding JSRs.
>
> http://www.midpjni.com/ntly/
>
> Please help me get this working on a wide range of mobiles as possible.
> At the moment, I've only tested this on my Nokia 6630. This should work
> on all phones that MobInfo supports which are a whole bunch. Obviously, a
> re-build with the native SDK will be necessary as described on the page...
>
> It is specified by MobInfo that Series 60 non-Nokia devices are a
> different category as well as UIQ. An elegant and flexible method to
> support rapid re-build is provided by the API in the form of embeddable
> signed .sis files for these platforms, which I have opted to support.
>
> I would be very grateful if you could help me test these other two
> categories.. (non-Nokia S60 + UIQ)
>
> It would also be important to know whether including the embeddable .sis
> file for Nokia in my Ntly default project is sound by terms of the
> license. Tim Weis was kind enough to give me a hint that this ought to be
> alright, but I'm not completely sure :-) .
>
> Most importantly - enjoy ;-) .
>
> Thanks a million and kind regards, Arvind.
>
> --
> http://www.midpjni.com - MIDP JNI
>
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Fri, 30 Dec 2005 13:00:50 +010 |
Hello all !
I've implemented one of the most salient asynchronous functions:
- Wait for any change of the Cell ID
The command for usage in the Midlet is "wcell".
Please note that this function seems to block...
If there is enough demand for any other ones like Notify on Battery Level
change or Signal Strength, I'll be happy to implement them as well.
Kind regards.
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