Anything dealing with Midlets will be found under the J2ME/MIDP profile. Look for zip files containing Java class libraries under the J2ME SDK installation directory.
I have only used the Sun CLDC and MIDP profiles, and they don't have this particular class. Where did you get the Motorola J2ME SDK 2.0? Don't forget that you have to preverify classes before you can run them under a J2ME JVM. It is generally a good idea to set your classpath to include the J2ME JVM classes when using javac to build applications targeted for this environment. The Sun tools are inconsistent in their treatment of default classpath settings for the various commands (kvm, midp, etc.). Perhaps there is a similar issue with the Motorola tools. -AndyJ > > From: "Luc Foisy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 2002/09/23 Mon PM 12:14:56 EDT > To: "JDJList" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: [jdjlist] J2ME > > > We are looking into developing software for a Motorola i85s phone. > > I downloaded the Motorola J2ME SDK 2.0 > Install proceedures indicate to install J2SE 1.4 (which is already installed) > I run the launch pad to test whatever examples they have created, and I get the >following error > Fatal Error: Verification failed > javax/microedition/midlet/AppContext::createMIDlet@6 > > In the J2SE 1.4 API I do not see any javax.microedition.midlet information ( which >is really where I am expecting to see it ) > > I went to look at the J2ME downloads, and there is no real pointers to what I need >to download. There is a bunch of stuff there, just not sure what I need. > > Any direction that anyone can provide would be great, what should I be doing >(downloading, reading) > > thanks > Luc Foisy > > > To change your JDJList options, please visit: http://www.sys-con.com/java/list.cfm > To change your JDJList options, please visit: http://www.sys-con.com/java/list.cfm
