Does E680/A780 support J2ME optional package JSR75?

[leopardus2]

Hello,

I am playing with the J2ME Wireless toolkit and my Moto phones but it seems that the JSR75 optional API that allows to read and write files on the device isn't implemented (getProperty("microedition.io.file.FileConnection.version" ) returns null).

Please, tell me that I'm wrong...

Thanks

Rick

[vc24]

leopardus2,

have you read Developer Guide? Possible there is answer there...

http://www.motocoder.com/motorola/do...df/DG_E680.pdf

vc

[rpconnect]

... it seems that the JSR75 optional API that allows to read and write files on the device isn't implemented
Please, tell me that I'm wrong...

In addition to a missing JSR75, the phone is also missing JSR82- the API for bluetooth interfacing. This really gets me 'cause the phone has Java, the phone has Bluetooth and Motorola is actually the company responssible for specifying JSR82, but they did not include it (In fact, the Motorola building I work next to in champaign, il did most of the work for the JSR-82 specification as well as did the bluetooth testing/sign-off for the phone, and even though they are less than 100 yards away, I cannot get a straigt answer out of them as to why the API was not included.)

I guess that's all the more reason to get the Qt/Embedded development working properly, maybe we could even re-compile the java kvm to include the API's that Motorola didn't.....

[leopardus2]

... it seems that the JSR75 optional API that allows to read and write files on the device isn't implemented
Please, tell me that I'm wrong...

In addition to a missing JSR75, the phone is also missing JSR82- the API for bluetooth interfacing. This really gets me 'cause the phone has Java, the phone has Bluetooth and Motorola is actually the company responssible for specifying JSR82, but they did not include it (In fact, the Motorola building I work next to in champaign, il did most of the work for the JSR-82 specification as well as did the bluetooth testing/sign-off for the phone, and even though they are less than 100 yards away, I cannot get a straigt answer out of them as to why the API was not included.)

I guess that's all the more reason to get the Qt/Embedded development working properly, maybe we could even re-compile the java kvm to include the API's that Motorola didn't.....

So you actually confirm it is missing the JSR75?? What a pity!!!!
Plenty of storage and file systems and no way to use them from Java... blahhhhhh!!!!!!!!!

But in the device's security policy file I have seen some com.motorola classes for file system access. Any idea where to find docs about them?
Are them for internal use only???

Thanks,

Rick

[leopardus2]

... it seems that the JSR75 optional API that allows to read and write files on the device isn't implemented
Please, tell me that I'm wrong...

In addition to a missing JSR75, the phone is also missing JSR82- the API for bluetooth interfacing. This really gets me 'cause the phone has Java, the phone has Bluetooth and Motorola is actually the company responssible for specifying JSR82, but they did not include it (In fact, the Motorola building I work next to in champaign, il did most of the work for the JSR-82 specification as well as did the bluetooth testing/sign-off for the phone, and even though they are less than 100 yards away, I cannot get a straigt answer out of them as to why the API was not included.)

I guess that's all the more reason to get the Qt/Embedded development working properly, maybe we could even re-compile the java kvm to include the API's that Motorola didn't.....

So you actually confirm it is missing the JSR75?? What a pity!!!!
Plenty of storage and file systems and no way to use them from Java... blahhhhhh!!!!!!!!!

But in the device's security policy file I have seen some com.motorola classes for file system access. Any idea where to find docs about them?
Are them for internal use only???

Thanks,

Rick

Here's the policy file for the A780 (I guess the E680 will be similar if not the same). In the trusted domain there are two motorola methods,
com.motorola.file.readaccess and com.motorola.file.writeaccess.
I am a J2ME newbie, so maybe someone could explain me how to
find where these methods are (which class) and how to find out how to use them?
I guess then it would just be a matter of including these methods in the list of allowed classes/methods for untrusted apps...


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Thanks,

Rick

[Ator]

You can use my Ator-Classes to access files. They maps the calls to javax or com.motorala classes.

http://www.penguinpower.de/ator/index.en.htm