thx for this hint. i already tried ${settings.localRepository} but since i
use the default (and no ${settings.localRepository} is specified in my
settings.xml) maven can't resolve the property.
I'm using default local repository location, and it's working !
${settings.localRepository} can be use
Hi Damien,
thx for this hint. i already tried ${settings.localRepository} but since i
use the default (and no ${settings.localRepository} is specified in my
settings.xml) maven can't resolve the property.
and the second reason why i didn't investigate more time to get rid of the
${env.WTK_HOME}
${env.WTK_HOME}/lib/cldcapi11.jar;${env.WTK_HOME
}/lib/midpapi20.jar
Glad to see that working.
At least, if you have an internal maven repository, you might have a more
portable build system.
You could deploy cldcapi11.jar and midpapi20.jar into your interna
Hi Damien,
i just found some time to try out your hint (configuring the compile plugin
to use a bootclasspath).
here is the config, that worked for me finally:
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-compiler-plugin
${env.WTK_HOME}/lib/cldcapi11.jar;$
thx, i'll try this out very soon, and let u know if it worked.
Damien Lecan-2 wrote:
>
>> u might have misunderstood my problem:
>>
>> - in the J2ME API java.io.DataInputStream IS INCLUDED.
>
> Ok
> You need to change compiler bootclasspath, with J2ME API classes. In
> my company, we are using
u might have misunderstood my problem:
- in the J2ME API java.io.DataInputStream IS INCLUDED.
Ok
You need to change compiler bootclasspath, with J2ME API classes. In
my company, we are using our own J2ME API jars, but Pyx4me provides
J2ME API jars you can add in your compiler bootclasspath.
Ex
Hi Damien,
u might have misunderstood my problem:
- in the J2ME API java.io.DataInputStream IS INCLUDED.
- the problem is that the J2ME is derived from an old JDK 1.1 (just slightly
changed), and therefore the inheritence structure for the
java.io.DataInputStream (in J2ME) is:
java.lang.Object
Hello,
i'm using a java.io.DataInputStream in my application, which is derived
from:
So how can i tell the maven-compile-plugin, to use the J2ME API insteaed of
JDK?
(When compiling with my old eclipseME-plugin, everything works fine, for JDK
1.3)
Your question is not clear :)
You want to use
Hi,
i just try to get my J2ME application running under Maven2.
here is my pom:
...
1.3
1.1
.
com.pyx4me
j2me-maven-plugin
2.0.1
