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I Have a file like shown below, OrderNo id name count Format 1 AA1 sdflsdfsdfd 12 01 2 AB2 asdaewqrftr 13 02 3 AA3 aerefytrsu 12 01 I want to read this file and want to sort with orderNo. Please suggest me some way to read and sort.(in J2ME). Thanks... Create an object representing this Read the file line by line ('\n' new line ) Sort them in memory and write them back. Note: Be careful about memory 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6069879/read-file-contents-in-j2me

I am using this code to connect Servlet. Mobile application when try to access internet. The following message appears in mobile. "Allow network access?? yes or no ". If I click "no" for that message in Nokia 6300 "Application Error" Warning will appear and it will close the application automatically. I tried other nokia mobiles like N70 and N72. Mobile will not show "Application Error". Is it Mobile problem or coding problem? Is there any efficient way to connect Servlet using http? public static InputStream getDataInputStream(String url, String request) { HttpConnection httpConnectionObj =

I want to check whether internet connection is there or not in blackberry device so that depending on the result I can call webservices to get data or upload data from my application I have tried this one CoverageInfo.isCoverageSufficient(CoverageInfo.COVERAGE_MDS))) || (CoverageInfo.isCoverageSufficient(CoverageInfo.COVERAGE_BIS_B)) != false alishaik786 If you want to check the internet connection, then send any url to the web service and check the HTTP Response. If HTTPResponse is 200 then only you are having internet connection. Do like this....... try { factory = new HttpConnectionFactory(

I want to access the inbox message text from j2me application. I have no idea about accessing inbox. bharath You can't achieve this with j2me. I already discussed in Nokia forum. See this link . Yes, But you can not directly access the In-Box using J2ME Code, You need a .Jar file called APIBridge.jar This .Jar file allows you to interact with the lowerlever api. As the name implies it is a Bridge between J2ME API and Native OS API. Please visit this link for more information. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4502370/how-to-read-an-sms-message-from-inbox-using-j2me-midp2-0

I want to get the user's latitude and longitude in my BlackBerry app, and then generate the maps according to it. How can I do that? my code is: import java.util.Timer; import java.util.TimerTask; import javax.microedition.location.Criteria; import javax.microedition.location.Location; import javax.microedition.location.LocationListener; import javax.microedition.location.LocationProvider; import javax.microedition.location.QualifiedCoordinates; import net.rim.device.api.system.Application; public class GPS_Location { private String log; double longi; double lati; public GPS_Location() { new

I have two websites: one with Lighttpd with PHP and second with Apache and neither of this handle chunked transfer encoding properly. I send this request from my mobile, J2ME and there is no possibility to change this transfer type to any other. So my only way to go is to handle chunked transfer enconcoded requests in other way. Any solution will be good as long as I can enable it on my CentOS server where I can install and change everything that will be necessary. So my question is: how to handle chunked encoding request properly on server side? EDIT: Which version of PHP/Apache/LightHTTP are

If I develop Blackberry application for OS version 6.0, will the application be compatible with OS version 4.5? If not, is there some way to port the application easily? If you develop against a specific SDK (eg 6.0) your application will only be deployable to devices that use the matching OS version (6.0 in this case). In order to develop applications that specifically target different OS versions, you must build separate deployable binaries for each version. Alternatively, you can build for the lowest common denominator -- if you want to support OS 4.5, build for 4.5 and your app will run