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Re: [TESTING] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile) prototype release
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replaced the audio playback to use QtMobility framework rather than the Phonon backends (which did not appear to work on the N9). I am surprised to hear that the orientation of Opera Mini has changed. I guess this will be the case for all midlets then. Not sure what caused this, maybe the dependency on QtMobility triggered this. On the N900, everything is still fine. Regarding the GPS application, I included a shortcut for the hildon menu and I also slightly changed the midlet itself as there was indeed a bug in it. The new application is called "Location Test" and it seems to be working on the N900. Davy |
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http://www.oebb.at/de/Mobile_Dienste...downloaden.jsp Even that version seems to work on my N900: -Karten/Nahbereichssuche und Orte -<<<GPS Bestimmung>>> -Aktuelle Position And after a while I can see my geocoordinates. Davy Davy |
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I will look into cleaning up my code (it is currently a mess with lots of debugging code and other redundant code) and put it online somewhere. Though I would have to warn you in advance that compiling the code will not be trivial. Cheers, Davy |
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Just tried PhoneME with the built-in Opera browser and with Google Maps (without GPS) : they work perfectly ! Wow that is excellent work ! I'll do more testing later.
Thank you Davy and DarkGUNMAN for bringing this here :) |
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Thanks! Even one googlemaps jar seems to start the gps, but it says "location temporarily not available" |
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requires compilation of code to target both x86 and ARM. In some cases, you compile a piece of generated source code to x86, run it, and use its output to cross-compile to ARM (this is an oversimplification). I use two toolchains, the CodeSourcery for cross-compiling the phoneME stack as a library, and the Madde toolchains in Nokia Qt SDK 1.2 for the Qt4 front-end that links against the phoneME library. I had a go at trying to create a single Madde build setup, but failed due to the above constraints. I am not sure if scratchbox will be able to handle that. Anyway, the next several days, I won't have much time to work on this, but I hope to upload my cleaned up code somewhere by the end of next week. Happy testing with the latest builds, Davy |
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I tested the latest version on N9.
Sounds work, GPS work (tested only with your test jar), Opera Mini has the same issue that I mentioned in my last post. If you would like test it with the Rail app jar, I can do it later. |
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Thank you very much for this app!
www.fahrplaner.de/hafas/help.exe/dnp?tpl=app It is a public transport app for northwest Germany and already works much better in PhoneME than in Microemu. It would be highly appreciated! Edit: I just discovered the page with the latest builds. Location API works fine in the March 11 build on my N900! Thanks so much!! |
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