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DOES CLASS PATH OF sax apiSETS IN WIRELESS TOOLKIT OR VIA SHELL PROMPT

 
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I HAVE QUERY WITH LASSE
lasse dear i have just use sun j2me wireless toolkit version 2.0 the method u wrote me is used via shell prompt or it can be used in j2me wireless tool kit .

this is ur written code.i also want to know that what's (prompt$)
prompt$ java -classpath path/to/sax-api.jar ath/to/sax-implementation.jar MySaxStuff

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Originally posted by waqas shahwar:
i have just use sun j2me wireless toolkit version 2.0 the method u wrote me is used via shell prompt or it can be used in j2me wireless tool kit.


Things are a bit different when you're talking about J2ME development (see this article for an example). You still use command-line arguments for specifying the classpath while compiling your code, but for deployment you only create one .jar file (Antenna's WtkPackage task does this for you).

You might want to read these articles as well, assuming you haven't already:
Parsing XML in CLDC-based profiles
Parsing XML in J2ME
A list of Sun Microsystems' mobile articles

Originally posted by waqas shahwar:
this is ur written code.i also want to know that what's (prompt$)
prompt$ java -classpath path/to/sax-api.jar :p ath/to/sax-implementation.jar MySaxStuff


Oh, the "prompt$" was just a placeholder for the prompt of your operating system. For example, my Linux has a prompt like "username@hostname /current/path $" and my Windows has the regular "C:\>" prompt.
 
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Moving this to the J2ME forum. Please continue this discussion there. Thank you
 
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