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JAD File vs Resource File

 
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Hi !

I have around 20 values that are to be accessed by a Midlet at run time. I am a liitle confused as to where I should put them, in JAD file or a simple text file.
If I put them in a text file I will need to parse the string, which might be a slight overhead. If I put them in the JAD file, the JAD file might become too big. I don't know if there is any restriction on JAD file size...

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Danish
 
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Remember that you can do the string parsing just once...
 
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