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SMS using Nokia 3100

 
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Hi guys!

I understand that Nokia 3100 is not MIDP 2.0 compliant. It's only MIDP 1.0 compliant. I assume that this means the device does not have the WMA API stored, that's why sending SMS will not be possible.

What I've done is download WMA 1.0 (this version is compatible with MIDP 1.0) and paste the JAR file in the lib folder of the main application folder. However, when I try to download the application into the phone (I upload the JAR file to a server, and download it using GPRS), an error message appears. The error message is "Application not supported".

Why doesn't the MIDlet work despite me including the WMA JAR file?
 
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Originally posted by Liang Anmian:
Why doesn't the MIDlet work despite me including the WMA JAR file?

The JAR file does not include the complete implementation of the necessary functionality. If the vendor hasn't implemented WMA, there's really nothing you can do about it.
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