Originally posted by David Veszelovszki:
I have EXACTLY the same problem. And I use Windows XP, too. I tryed to pre-verify a _very_ simple program, too, and it was complited without any problems (SDK 1.4.0), but the pre-verification couldn't be done. Please help me! I think I may need an XP-compatible version of preverify.exe.
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Originally posted by David Chan:
Compile.bat
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javac -bootclasspath %J2ME_HOME%\lib\midpapi.zip -sourcepath D:\FYP\Test -classpath D:\FYP\Test -target 1.1 *.java
%J2ME_HOME%\bin\preverify.exe -classpath %J2ME_HOME%\lib\midpapi.zip;. -d D:\FYP\Test D:\FYP\Test
%JAVA_HOME%\bin\jar cmf MANIFEST.MF Demo.jar *.class
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Originally posted by a sanjuan:
i've never seen that command for running the emulator in the run.bat...was this from a book?
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Originally posted by Carlos Quiroz:
For maximum compatiblity with the Nokia emulators do the compilation setting the target as 1.2
Something like javac -target 1.2 -classpath ....
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