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I would like to display some Arabic text into LabelField in j2me app on BlackBerry device. Presume that Arabic font is installed on device. In localization resources, if Arabic locale is used, all text is saved in Unicode sequences. But event if I use such format explicitly, also setting Arabic locale, it's not working: Locale.setDefault(Locale.get(Locale.LOCALE_ar, null)); add(new LabelField("\u0627\u0644\u0639\u0631\u0628\u064A\u0629")); Please advice: In what format or code page I should save Arabic text? How to display Arabic text in Label using installed Arabic font? Thank you! Solution

I want to kill an running application in blackberry, just like as task manager. Is there is any way to do that or any API available? Thanks in advance. Suraj Air call this method to kill a UiApplication.... public void killApp() { System.exit(0); } As per other forums, below are the information I found. Try this if it helps you First Way: you might have to just do a hard boot. take the battery out if all fails. Second Way: Stop a job that is running 1. In the BlackBerry® Administration Service, on the Devices menu, expand Deployment jobs. 2. Click Manage deployment jobs. 3. Search for the job

I have tested many ways to give the numeric and password constraint in the TextField. But its not working, See the below code. textField.setConstraint(TextField.NUMERIC | TextField.PASSWORD); textField.setInputModeOrder(new String[]{"123"}); Above code should work on the non touch mobiles. But its not working on the touch mobiles. So i have set the input mode value for VKB and bind that TextField with VKB , see this code. TextField txt = new TextField(); txt.setConstraint(TextField.NUMERIC |TextField.PASSWORD); txt.setInputModeOrder(new String[]{"123"}); VirtualKeyboard vkb = new

In my app, I have used one alternate entry point to check time. If smartphone go to the time I set here, it will push one screen (ex Screen1) in my main app. public static void main(String[] args) { MyApp theApp = new MyApp(); if ( args != null && args.length > 0 && args[0].equals("autorun") ) { theApp.enterEventDispatcher(); } else { theApp.pushScreen(new MyScreen()); theApp.enterEventDispatcher(); } } in Screen1 have some button (ex New button), generally when I run my app and click "New button" , it will push Screen2. but in this case, no thing occur. How can I solve this problem ? RVG

I created MIDlet class which contains name and number and i used RecordStore to store the data in apache derby database.The program is executing successfully.Now i want to see my entered data in derby database.Please help me where i can see.I am using netbeans IDE. The database data is stored in files in the filesystem. The exact location of those files is controlled by the JDBC connection URL that you specified when you opened the database. Generally this URL describes a filesystem path. If the path is an absolute path, look there. If it is a relative path, look for the location relative to

For example there are three records in a recordstore , and the structure of a record in the recordstore is like this : lastname;firstname;moneyborrowed I want to show these three records inside a LWUIT Table and I want them to be sorted by the lastname column. How to achieve that ? save using Preferences preferences = new Preferences("mydbname"); preferences.put("key","lastname;firstname;moneyborrowed"); preferences.save(); and retrieve using String val = (string) preferences.get("key"); Preferences.java import java.util.Enumeration; import java.util.Hashtable; import javax.microedition.rms

I am trying to build a simple menu-based GUI with J2ME. The menu entries are currently objects of classes derived from the class Button. Is there any way I can: Replace the text in the button and have an image show instead, sort of an icon? Make the text and image appear side by side on the same menu bar. If my question is not clear, please let me know and I will edit it. You can create your own Item that looks like a button by extending the CustomItem class . This is a working MIDlet with a good MyButton class: import javax.microedition.lcdui.Canvas; import javax.microedition.lcdui.CustomItem