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Tergujeff Renne · Posted via mailing list.

Dear all,
I upgraded to NB 6.7, and like what I see, but I have a hard time understanding how exactly the Java ME SDK 3.0 is meant to work together with NetBeans 6.7. I know the basics from experience, but I haven't found any proper explanation of this integration. Could someone shed light on this, or point me to a document somewhere?
There are many questions on my mind, these being the topmost:
I installed NB 6.7, which comes with the new Java ME SDK 3.0 (instead of the old Wireless Toolkit 2.5.2). Selecting Tools --> Java Platforms --> Java ME SDK 3.0 --> Tools & Extensions gives me a list where all the items are greyed out and can't be selected: Open Preferences, Open Utilities, Memory Monitor, Network Monitor, Profiler. Why are those not available? Are they maybe considered redundant and I should only use what NB UI offers?
The integrated Java ME SDK surprisingly seems to be a stripped down version in that the actual UI (Java_Platform_ME_SDK.exe) is not included at all. Why is this? To access, for example, the Device Database Search, a feature of Java ME SDK, I would need to install the SDK separately?
Also, I've heard that NB and Java ME SDK project should be interchangeable. Is this feature explained somewhere?
Thank you &
Best regards,
Renne Tergujeff

sideralis · Joined: 30 Aug 2009 Posts: 3 Location: France

Hello,

I am facing the same problem. All tools and extension are grey. I am running on Vista.
Any idea ?
Thanks, Bernard.

Brad Schmidt · Posted via mailing list.

It is possibly due to the Features on Demand module. Can you give a bit
more detail please? eg: steps to reproduce your error. So you cannot
create a Java ME project from the File menu? IF so, go to Tools -
Plugins menu and verify that the Java ME components are installed. If
they are not, you can install them from that dialog by checking the
items and clicking the Install button.
Hope this helps,
Brad

sideralis wrote:

Chango2099 · Joined: 28 Aug 2009 Posts: 8

I'm facing up to the same problem, and it's worst for me, because I'm doing my grade Tesis with this technology. Well, i can at least generate projects and to run them but something that I noted is that I was not able to run Xlet using SDK 3.0 for CLDC. I found in the help this:

Note - An Xlet cannot be run standalone. It depends upon an application manager to manage its life cycle (its state) and system services. Xlets are not supported in this release.

So, I also found in the tutorial page that you can use Xlet Ricoh, but is there any way to use this class whit the sdk: javax.microedition.xlet. ??

sideralis · Joined: 30 Aug 2009 Posts: 3 Location: France

Hello Brad,

Maybe I was too fast. The problem I am facing is not on creating a JavaME project but on the usage of the emulator.
So, I can create a Java ME project, build it and run it with the emulator (Java ME SDK 3.0) but I am not able to configure the emulator (for example setting the locale or activating profiling as I was able to do it on SDK 2.5.2.
As Rene, when I go to tools -> java platforms -> Java(TM) Platform Micro Edition SDK 3.0 -> Tools & Extension then everything is grey.
Like this

For SDK2.5.2, it is like this

Hope this will help you to identify the problem.

sideralis · Joined: 30 Aug 2009 Posts: 3 Location: France

See above

westernhope · Joined: 09 Sep 2009 Posts: 1

I am having the same trouble trying to utilise J2ME Platform SDK 3.0 features - e.g. network monitor - from NetBeans. I am using NB 6.5.1 but have installed the SDK3.0 platform and am trying to use NB "manage platforms" to make changes.

My fundamental problem is I cannot make any of the Sun SATSA samples work from NetBeans - particularly the Java Card CRef appears to die when SDK 3.0 emulator tries to open connection

Moreover, I do not think I can start 2 instances of CREF - I only get one listed in task manager.

Can anyone point to a good tutorial to get this stuff working in NetBeans?

H E L P Confused

Please

Kind regards

BTW I cannot get CREF to stand up using just j2MEPlatform SDK3.0 independently of NetBeans. Argggh

gillwindall · Joined: 06 Oct 2009 Posts: 1

Did anyone get an answer on this?

Gill

LeonLanford · Joined: 21 Oct 2009 Posts: 5

my problem is worse, my netbeans even cannot detect the java me sdk 3.0 in tools->java platforms->add platform

how to make it detected? are the developers don't care about users asking for solution here?

Iwan Eising · Posted via mailing list.

You need to add the JavaME plugins found on the AUC first. Then you can install the SDK.

Iwan

On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 5:32 PM, LeonLanford <address-removed ([email]address-removed[/email])> wrote:

LeonLanford · Joined: 21 Oct 2009 Posts: 5

konic · Joined: 16 Oct 2009 Posts: 2

Hi All,
the only answer on all these questions related to NetBeans 6.7.1
and Java ME (or J2ME) there is the only answer -
rollback to 6.5.1!
Yes, it does work with WTK 2.5.2 without any problems.
Let them fix 6.7.1 + Java ME SDK 3.0 first.
I guess that SDK 3.0 itself needs to be fixed first(!?)
Just try that SDK on it's own and you'll see.

karol · Posted via mailing list.

Hi,
If you experience any problems with Netbeans Mobility please report it here:

http://mobility.netbeans.org/issues/reports.cgi

Any kind of feedback/bug report is very welcome.

Thanks,

Karol

konic wrote:

LeonLanford · Joined: 21 Oct 2009 Posts: 5

chaslea · Joined: 05 Nov 2009 Posts: 1

Not sure what you guys are going on about but I have installed Java(TM) ME Platform SDK on my computer and it works alright. If you double-click the icon on your desktop (or Start>All Programs>Java(TM) ME Platform SDK 3.0>Java(TM) ME Platform SDK 3.0 the program will start up the Netbeans IDE but it is, or appears to be a stream lined version just for developing your Java ME programs, and you get access to a database of phone profiles. I think it is pretty cool - why would you want to try to integrate it with Netbeans 6.7 when it's loaded and ready to go already? Just a thought!!!