NTT DoCoMo uses a different flavor of Java called DoJa; a MIDlet won't
work. It's only possible to install applications over-the-air.
KDDI used to have MIDP support, but now switched to BREW, an
application environment based on C/C++. At the time KDDI had Java
support, I was able to download a MIDlet via cable and a software
provided by KDDI.
Vodafone/Softbank should support MIDP. Last time I tried to download a
MIDlet over-the-air to a phone from a Japanese manufacturer, I had to
register with an authorized developer site. But I think different
phones have different requirements at Vodafone. Maybe the Nokias don't
have these restrictions.
Good luck,
Claus
On 6/25/06, negativedouble@gmail.com <negativedouble@gmail.com> wrote:
> I tried going to http://www.keitai-dev.net but it seems to be dead, so
> I'll ask here, if that's alright...
>
> I'm looking to buy a new handset and start keitai development for the
> first time, but I have some questions about uploading MIDlets directly
> to the handset.
>
> I understand my connectivity options are USB cable, IR, and Bluetooth,
> but neither of my PC's have IR or Bluetooth. Will it be cheaper to buy
> a generic USB Bluetooth adaptor, or a handset specific USB cable?
>
> What software would I use for the upload? Would Mac OS X be a problem?
>
> What type of handsets don't support uploading MIDlets at all? Which
> providers require the applications to be signed? Are there any other
> traps to avoid?
>
> Can anyone recommend a handset / provider combination that would make
> this easier?
>
> Sorry for all the questions, and thanks for any help.
>
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Received on Mon Jun 26 09:19:09 2006