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Hello All,

I developed a mobile application which takes a user id from user as input. Now I want, when User press key '1' it should send a request on http server like "http://example.com/home.html?userid=123456"

The important thing is that, This request should be fire from the mobile phone browser.(My application immediately stops when user clicks on Information button)

Thanks and Regards,
Prateek

 
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It's not easy to connect J2ME and the web browser in mobile devices. There's too much variance, and as far as I know, there's no JSR to support it.

A bigger problem, however, is that if you steal a text input key to serve as a control key, how are people supposed so enter a "1" as data for any other web site or URL?
 
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Prateek Sharma,

Try to start a new Thread when you execute the command to send your request.

all the best
 
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