All that and:
--make sure you've preverified your jar
--make sure you don't use any j2se code, e.g. floats, etc. which will work fine
on the emulators but not on the handset.
--don't start too many threads, d/l too many graphics, or otherwise use up more
resources than the handset has.
--see if it works on a different handset
--jason
--- "Frengle, Nik, VF-JP" <nik.frengle@vodafone.com> wrote:
>
> Brijesh
> >but as soon as i load it on the handset it gives error.
> >can anyone pls tell me what may be the cause and how to solve it
> [Frengle, Nik, VF-JP] This seems a bit difficult to do without you actually
> specifying *what* the error is, or at what point it occurs.
> Here goes, anyway:
> Make sure your jam file is correct, meaning all of the necessary variables
> are defined, and defined correctly;
> Make sure that you are using correct image and sound formats
> Make sure that any referenced files or services are located on the same
> server as the jam and jar files, and that the jam and jar files themselves
> are on the same server, and are accessed using the same URL.
> I know this advice is just common sense, but without much more to go on, I
> would be surprised if you got any more than this out of anyone.
> Best,
> Nik Frengle
>
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