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Adding an Icon to the JAR file ?

 
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Hey guys,
can you please explain how to add an icon to my MIDlet ?
I have tried several time, but no success.
Thank you
 
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Hi

If you are using the netbeans then you can do it by going to Application discriptor in the properties
than go to the Midlet tab in the Application descriptor and there you will Icon.

Select the add button and add the icon which you want.


thanks
suraj
 
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And if you're not using NetBeans, searching the net for "MIDlet icon" gives tons of relevant results.
 
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hi

For the eclipse

Open the eclipse
Find your project
Find the Application descriptor
Now give double click with mouse left bottom in this
Find the label "optional" choose it, in the MIDlet icon box put the your icon path...e.g. C:\...
save your changes.



thanks,

Suraj

 
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