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Wonko The Sane
Posts: 5
Phone Model:
Motorola V600
Service Provider:
Rogers |
 
Wed Jun 16, 2004 10:53 pm |
Sorry Onezone it is OBEX that I meant, I was at work and didn't have access to the program when I wrote the response. It is OBEX object push that I am using.
So the process I used is, open my computer go to My Bluetooth places and highlight OBEX object pust then open another window and go to the file where you saved the games, then just click on the game and drag it to the OBEX icon and release the mouse button when the OBEX icon highlights.
Hope this works for you.
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Freddi0018
Posts: 4
Phone Model:
Motorola V600
Service Provider:
AT&T |
Sat Jun 19, 2004 12:42 am |
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I don't have a BT hub or a dongle, but i do have ATT mMode for the phone (i-net). Using my own HTTP server I can download pictures/sounds/movies to my phone but when i try a .jar file it downloads and gives an "invalid file" error. I made a .JAD file and that works fine loaded into the Motorola V600 emulator (Motorola SDK 4.1). Downloading the .JAD works fine but when I tell it to download the game it can't find the .JAR file at all.
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Freddi0018
Posts: 4
Phone Model:
Motorola V600
Service Provider:
AT&T |
Sat Jun 19, 2004 4:08 am |
Fixed it. To install java files (from JAD or JAR) you have to have the following MIME type:
application/java-archive jar
Then the phone will recognize it as a J2ME file and install it. Using appache server and the AddType directive in the httpd.conf file you can serve any java apps you want from home and install them on your phone without any special hardware.
This link to the motorola site is a white paper in PDF format of everything you need to know to set up a WAP server that will allow clients to install java apps off your website:
http://motocoder.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/motocoder.cfg/php/enduser/fattac h_get.php?p_sid=CPCaRgeh&p_tbl=9&p_id=58&p_created=1057893796
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