Thanks a lot, Derek for this effort.รง
I am busy to see how the Wiki works and you'll see that the contents
will be enhanced as I find out more details. Finally I would create an
example project with explanation which can serve as a template for our
community.
Good luck and for more info you'r
Alexander
Please see the page:
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/Midlets
and make any changes necessary.
Derek
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/07/21 09:37:48 AM >>>
Hi, Derek
I am happy to see that other people found this info useful. To answer
your questions:
1.
No problem at all and thanks a lot
Alexander
I'll put the info on; but being a Wiki site, anyone can
update and make improvements!
I take it from your reply that your site is not open
to viewing - I do not want to do a project like this
myself (yet) but it would be great to demo to colleagues
(and possibly clients) to show that t
Hi, Derek
I am happy to see that other people found this info useful. To answer
your questions:
1.
No problem at all and thanks a lot for the offer. I am new to the Wiki,
so if you could place it there, we save time. On the other hand, I am
improving the solution and certainly I'll have a more
Alexander
Thanks for sharing this!
1 - any objections to adding this to the Wiki?
(I don't mind doing it on your behalf)
2 - is there a public site for this? I have a P800
and it would be really cool to see Cocoon in
action this way!
Derek
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/07/20 11:01:43 PM >>>
Hel
Hi, Derek
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/wi-parsexml/
Great article!
Thanks a lot. Let me try this way
Alexander
Hello, Upayavira
writeUTF() adds control bytes (string length and total bytes written) to
the stream. The text serializer should be able to let those bytes pass,
but the
Alexander
I'm just commenting from the sidelines here... but I
did come across an article that may be of use:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/wi-parsexml/
(Parsing XML in J2ME)
Derek
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/07/20 12:29:11 PM >>>
Hi, Matthew and Upayavira
Thanks for the feedbac
Alexander Beening wrote:
Hi, Matthew and Upayavira
Thanks for the feedback. Matthew is right. A midlet sits in the mobile
phone and uses the J2ME platform, which is a very thin JRE when you
only have kilobytes of memory available.
I could send the data as XML, but how to receive it in the phone?
Hi, Matthew and Upayavira
Thanks for the feedback. Matthew is right. A midlet sits in the mobile
phone and uses the J2ME platform, which is a very thin JRE when you only
have kilobytes of memory available.
I could send the data as XML, but how to receive it in the phone? With
writeUTFin the ser
>
> But aren't midlets java code? How would you generate a midlet
> from an XML stream?
>
I think Alexander is talking more about sending the midlet data. Midlets are
small Java programs that run on/inside your mobile phone. I guess Alexander
wants them to communicate with a Cocoon based server
Alexander,
From a cursory reading of your requirements, creating a serialiser
seems sensible. If you can happily generate a midlet from a SAX stream,
then this seems like a perfectly reasonable thing to do, and may well
even make a good addition to Cocoon itself.
But aren't midlets java code? H
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