Hello Rajat,
That's what I thought - only the html, jar, and jam files are needed.
The error occurs when the application starts downloading. So I'll
check the path to the jar file and re-mark the jam and jar files.
Mark
On 29/08/2007, Rajat Kaushal <rajat.kaushal@iap-online.net> wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> Only 3 files are required to download & run a Doja IApplication on a mobile,
> those are:
> 1. An html page with a link to .jam file
> 2. A .JAM file
> 3. the .JAR file
>
> Can you explain a bit more on which stage does this error message come...
> Is in when the link in the html is clicked OR when the application starts
> downloading OR when the application gets started.
>
> Anyway, just focus on 2 tihngs. Firstly the link in the html file must be
> appropreate & correct. Secondly the contents of the .JAM file must be
> correct & the PackageURL must point to the web link where the .jar file
> exists.
>
>
> All the best.
> Rajat.
>
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> Subject: (keitai-l) Uploading files to server
>
>
> Okay I'm having trouble getting the files for a DoJa programme on to a
> web server and then on to a DoCoMo phone.
>
> I have jar and jam files, a description file, resource files and the
> complied java file, plus the html file to trigger the download. My
> question is which files go up and into which folders?
>
> Several books and web mobile developer sites have said:
>
> Upload the html page along with the .jar and .jam files for the
> application onto a Web server.
>
> I do that , but after seeing a powered by java downloading screen on
> my phone I get a -
>
> This software contains an error - message.
>
> This happens even with the simplest of Hello World programmes. And the
> programmes work perfectly fine with the DoJa emulator and Eclipse.
>
> Which files should go up on the server? Where do the complied class
> files go? Should .jar and .jam files be placed in a bin folder as they
> are in Eclipse? Should resource files go into a res folder? Should I
> be using a particular kind of server?
>
>
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Received on Wed Aug 29 10:36:38 2007