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Hi all,
Could you please tell me a website where I can download a sample JAD file to try out in my Samsung C 100 phone.
Thank you very much in advance....
 
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If you have your own .jad and a machine with a broadband connection, you can just install & configure a webserver on the computer, and point the cell phone to the jad file specifically. After you've tested the connection with a regular web browser, just point the cellphone to the same place.

A company i know of does this for all of their cell phone downloads.
 
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http://midlet.org should have what you are looking for.
 
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Hi all,
Thanks a lot for the replies, I have a midlet and just trying to post it on the net, but the problem is I don't have a web server, will get one soon.
Bye
 
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