Dynamically set message string in SMSComposer

[BliXem]

Hi guys,

I'm new to J2ME, so please be patient with me

I'm trying to do a simple app for a friend to make life a bit easier for him. He likes to take part in a competition being run by a cellphone SP here in South Africa and it requires random codes of 9 characters to be sent via SMS to a certain number.

The basic setup of the app thus far is:

A form with a simple table containing 20 randomly generated codes.
An SMSComposer control that has the number hard coded.

When you select a code and use the Send SMS command then it opens the SMS Composer.

I get everything working except this:

With the first code you select, it adds that code as the message to the SMSComposer, but when you try it with another item, the first code is still there and I cannot for the life of me get it to replace the old code with the new one....

Any suggestions?

Thanks.
BliXem[/list]

[Karol Harezlak]

Hi,
I'm not sure if I understand. You are not able to replace first sms
message with new one? Are you experiencing problems while you are
creating application in Visual Designer or there is something wrong with
your application?

K.

BliXem wrote:

[BliXem]

Hi Karol,

During Runtime in the emulator, it does not replace the old message with the new one. Honestly I'm not sure how to go about doing that either. Like I said, I'm quite new to J2ME, so any guidance will be appreciated.

I'll upload the project so that you can have a better idea of what I mean. I did everything in Netbeans 6.5.1.

Thank you very much.

Regards,
BliXem

[Karol Harezlak]

Hi,
There is nothing wrong with SMSComposer component. You have to call
method which sets new message text to the smsComposer every time you
make a selection in the table.

public void commandAction(Command command, Item item) {
// write pre-action user code here
if (item == tblCodes) {
if (command == icomSendSMS) {
if (smsComposer != null) {
SetSMSText();
}
switchDisplayable(null, getSmsComposer());
// write post-action user code here
}
}
// write post-action user code here
}

K.

BliXem wrote:

[BliXem]

Hi Karol,

Thanks a million, that worked perfectly.

Regards,
BliXem