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there's dev's around globe who might help you, i hope...i am just not right guy for QT :S damn i can test though... i hope you will get that device as soon as possible |
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I implemented a simple app with a textfield (subclassing QLineEdit), but even after posting QEvent::RequestSoftwareInputPanel events and faking mouse press/release events, I cannot get the virtual keyboard to automatically pop up. The user still has to tap the widget, so I cannot hide it by putting it somewhere off the screen. WinCE and Android had proper APIs to handle the keyboard. With Maemo, it seems I have to reimplement my own keyboard. Davy |
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will reimplementation be good enough? |
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work. The example shows the QLineEdit and the widget has focus, but the virtual keyboard does not pop up. I still have to tap on the widget to trigger it (tested on N900). Davy |
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My next problem is that the virtual keyboard does not produce any KeyPress events (physical keyboard does produce them on the N900). The textChanged/textEdited signals of QLineEdit are not that useful to identify which key was pressed. Seems like I have to mess around with some X11 events. Davy |
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I just installed the newest midlets.
One of the apps (midlet) is called whatsapp, but it's NOT whatsapp! it's some app called Qute... Please don't confuse people with this..... Can you fix this please? :) |
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previous page of this forum, but I did not test it myself thoroughly as I am not a WhatsApp user myself. I removed the midlet from my latest package. http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/public/maemo/deb/ Thanks for reporting this. Regards Davy |
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I have just started testing phoneME for the purpose of getting Verisign VIP Access to work (http://m.verisign.com) on an N9.
So far in my trials neither the Sony Ericsson nor Nokia versions work (there is no obviously generic J2ME version). The version for the Motorola RAZR V3 gets as far as an 0x8 error (Verisign code) when attempting to "activate" itself over the Internet for both 3G and Wifi connections already connected. (It gets an 0xb error when there's no Internet connection at all.) It appears this could be a https or wap connection problem. (Or maybe encryption support in general as that is how it creates its key values, but I don't think it's getting that far.) There is nothing at all in the console output of note. I run it with the command: /opt/phoneme/bin/cvs -Xmx12m -Dmicroedition.profiles=MIDP-2.1 -Dsun.midp.library.name=midp -Dsun.midp.home.path=/opt/phoneme/midp/midp_linux_fb_gcc -Dcom.sun.midp.mainClass.name=com.sun.midp.main.Cdc MIDletSuiteLoader sun.misc.MIDPLauncher -suitepath mvip_030006_moto_m-v3_u_en_US_VSS.jar -jadpath mvip_030006_moto_m-v3-u_en_US_VSS.jad -1 MVClient The app can be downloaded from http://m.verisign.com but first you have to spoof your user agent in your browser to get the download button and then open the JAD file in a text editor to get the JAR file download URL. You have to give phoneme the JAD file because Verisign adds a lot of custom properties. I don't expect any help on this due to the closed source. I could email Verisign later but I wouldn't expect much from them. |
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I've an applet, that worked very well, until I experimented too much with it's (built-in) settings, and it started to missbehave. Now it's not even possible to start it properly, to restore default settings.
Which files should I delete, to make it act like run for first time? Keep in mind, please, that I also have other midlets and I would like to keep their settings, if possible (so, delete only data of particular middlet in question - any way to identify such files?). Thanks a lot, in advance, for answer. /Estel Ps. Davy, how Your struggle with Nokia Store ended? You succeed to overcome obstacles, submitted it, and will receive N9 from device program? |
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I did not investigate thoroughly what could be the problem. Note though, there seems to be a generic version. I used the 'links' console browser and with that I could download a version called: mvip_030006_Generic_b-u_en_US_VSS.jad mvip_030006_Generic_b-u_en_US_VSS.jar The cause of the problem could be quite diverse. Beyond the reasons you mentioned, it could also be due to some (root) certificates not being present. From a network perspective, for phoneME it does not make a difference whether you are using 3G or WiFi. Davy |
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Regarding the N9 device, Nokia Support did not respond to my request for information so at this point phoneME is not published in the Nokia Store. I asked some people at Oracle familiar with my ports for advice (as most of the code is owned by Oracle), and they said Oracle legal would object publishing it in the Nokia Store due to incompatibilities of Nokia's Terms and Conditions with phoneME's original GPLv2 license. However, Quim from Nokia said they would send me device anyhow as I did all I could to get it published. If phoneME would work much better on the N9 than it does now, it would open up ways to run more applications. So I am looking forward to receiving the N9 pretty soon. Davy |
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Thanks a lot Davy, it worked! My middlet in question was splitting multiple database files with cryptic names, but I was able to identify db's of all other middlets,so deleted by elimination. I saw this directory before, and suspected that it's where it lies, but was little afraid to delete due to mentioned cryptic names.
--- It's nice to hear, that You will receive well deserved N9 :) /Estel |
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I can't install the latest build. It's looking for something, then there a message: can't install it.
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Do you have the 'unzip' utility installed? It is a dependency of of the cvm deb package that in the early builds was not included in the package description. Davy |
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I don't know what's that unzip utility, but I haven't got any problem with the other builds but the latest. My N9 has hungarian languange, so I don't know the exact message, that the phone sends, but something like that: First: "Preparing for install" and "Looking for the programs that need for the install" After that, the "Can't install" and "Can't find the installer "something". Maybe it's the unzip utility. Thanks for your help. |
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I have the same issue, during install the N9 searches the required applications, then says that it cannot install cvm because dependencies were impossible to meet. I have tried installing "unzip" in terminal, but found nothing (non-SDK sources are activated).
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I'm trying to run OpenWIG in my N9, it starts fine and I can load a wherigo cartridge but when I try to start it fails with:
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: [B at s.a(Unknown Source) at bj.run(Unknown Source) at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source) at java.lang.Thread.startup(Unknown Source) in err.txt. I used runmidlet to start it, I tried adding -Xmx128m parameter to runmidlet but it didnt work as it just tried to load a jar file with that name. I also tried executing it like this: /opt/phoneme/bin/cvm -Xmx128m -Dmicroedition.profiles=MIDP-2.1 -Dsun.midp.library.name=midp -Dsun.midp.home.path=/opt/phoneme/midp/midp_linux_fb_gcc -Dcom.sun.midp.mainClass.name=com.sun.midp.main.Cdc MIDletSuiteLoader sun.misc.MIDPLauncher -suitepath OpenWIG.jar -jadpath OpenWIG.jad -1 gui.Mid let But it still results in the same OutOfMemoryError. Is there something more that needs to be done to increase the memory limit or could it be some other bug? |
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The MeeGo/N9 build has the unzip dependency removed from its package description. See if this helps (and let us know). Note that the Maemo version still has the unzip dependency. Cheers Davy |
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quite surprised if a midlet would need that much of memory, so it's quite likely a bug (either in the app or in the vm). Davy |
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DavyP thanks for your work, i've an issue that i think is related to PhoneMe...
last night i installed your updated .deb file and the cvm-midlet file used opera mini for a few minutes and swiped it to close...this morning i woke up to my application data of 2.1GB being full...the last time i checked it yesterday it was less than half full... i've uninstalled both phoneme and the midlet file...even delete /opt/phoneme/ still the problem persists...could you help if this has been caused by phoneme? |
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Waiting for an update which supports vibration & downloads.
I wish that the update is not so far... |
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which are stored in the MyDocs folder in your home dir. Did you actually first check how much space was consumed in /opt/phoneme before you deleted that dir? Davy |
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I haven't been following this for ages, it seems to be progressing well!
I noticed in scanning it all, that you've been lucky enough to be eligible for a N9. When do you expect to have it in your hands? |
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One of the things I am currently working on is native virtual keyboard support, but progress is a bit slow ATM due to lack of spare time. Regards, Davy |
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No worries mate,
Great to hear you got your prize regardless of the fact that you couldn't push anything to the store! qgil has often been a God-send like that... Often taken for granted in the difficult circumstances this community has perpetually been in for several years. When you next have time... we await ready to test. :) |
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Just to ensure I am not missing anything, where can I find a list of midlets that could be run using PhoneME, except those provided here with the package? Are there some "must-have" midlets?
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(problem described in my previous posts: http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=636 and below) |
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only took a while to get a GPS fix, and I also think the GPS position updates are very slow. I would expect an update every second or so. On my N900, it seems to work OK and I rely on the same code to implement JSR179. Strange. Perhaps somebody else can test as well? Cheers Davy |
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For example, you can download it here: http://depositfiles.com/files/8wtpu9apx |
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of making sure I can reproduce your issues :-(. The download url you provided does not work. Davy |
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http://db.tt/MXMuWiLB JAR |
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says the location feature is not supported. Unfortunately, I cannot easily verify which checks the google maps midlet carries out to end up with that conclusion, That is the hard part of not having the sources to the midlets to check for incompatibilities :-( Davy |
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