am i the only one who has problems running midlets, i can run them only once then on the next launch they say "Program: Systemerror"...
any ideas? does it have to do with how i destroy my midlets. i only destroy it by:
[code:1]
Display tmp = Display.getDisplay( this );
tmp.setCurrent( null );
notifyDestroyed();
[/code:1]
shouldn't that be enough?
maybe this is more fit in the developerforum but...
Yes,it would definitely fit better in the developer forum,allthough its a C++ deveopment forum 😃
Cant decide, to move, or not to move 😃
naah, leaving it here.
Maybe that C++ should be just series 60 development.
maybe there should be a java/midlet/midp forum....
but i personally think that its too much forums now, it was better a couple of months ago 😊
usually just post stuff in the misc. part of the dev forum...
In answer to your question:
The code you have there should be more than enough. The JVM should handle the destruction of any classes including the midlet without any problems, though the actual JVM is written by Nokia not Sun so there is always a possiblity of a 7650 only bug.
Do have the problem with any midlets that you run that YOU didn't write?
[quote="wahchild"]usually just post stuff in the misc. part of the dev forum...
In answer to your question:
The code you have there should be more than enough. The JVM should handle the destruction of any classes including the midlet without any problems, though the actual JVM is written by Nokia not Sun so there is always a possiblity of a 7650 only bug.
Do have the problem with any midlets that you run that YOU didn't write?[/quote]
yeah!! what he said 😃 😃
actually i get this problem quite often, and it's not only my midlets.
and they run fine in the sun wireless toolkit - emulator ... :robot:
well, i guess i have to live with that, maybe an firmware upgrade would cure it.