Re: [BETA RELEASE] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile)
 

I included the midlet in the latest test build, which you can
download at:

http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/public/maemo/deb/

Davy

Re: [BETA RELEASE] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile)
 

thank you.....you quite quick....thanx again

Re: [BETA RELEASE] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile)
 

@davyP...its works in surfing like charm but when i download any file when selecting the download location it shows blank screen and so i am not able to download any thing so any solution an that part would be great....

Re: [BETA RELEASE] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile)
 

This problem has been confirmed before in this thread. However,
while running the midlet, I see no errors or exceptions and without
access to the source code it is a bit difficult to figure out why we
get a blank screen.

Anyway, I added the issue in the "Feature requests" section (see
bottom at page http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/?q=node/34).

Davy

Re: [BETA RELEASE] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile)
 

Of course I don't demand anything, but I would like to opt against including any random midlet request by random guys here, without any rationale. It's a pity to bloat such a great application - everyone interested in running particular midlet can download it and run via "run midlet", or, if she/he is interested, learn how to prepare proper desktop shortcut. It's not a rocket science.

Now, amongst first thing to do after downloading every version, is to rm plethora of absolutely unnecessary (for me) midlets, desktop shortcuts (+ wait until Catorise update database), etc. Quite inconvenient.

I agree that including some debugging tools - like midlet Demo or Location, or general-purpose thing like Opera Mini can bring benefits, but some closed source unknown browser, or thing like eBuddy? everyone can "install" it on her/his own, IMO.

/Estel

Re: [BETA RELEASE] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile)
 

I agree. I am also a bit reluctant to just add these applications (as
I don't use them myself).

I plan (if time permits) to write an easy to use front-end to create
these shortcuts, and then get rid of most midlets currently shipped
with the package. There is already a script called excalibur.sh to
do that, but it lacks a graphical front-end.

However, a quicker intermediate solution could be to create
another package with the midlet examples, which you can then
install if you want to.

Davy

Re: [BETA RELEASE] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile)
 

FWIW, I consider you a random guy. Welcome to the club :)

Nice of you not to demand anything. As if.

Re: [BETA RELEASE] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile)
 

Just wanna say THANK YOU !
the opera mini is working perfect , the data usage is now low ... i don't mind that java is not supported , it works fine and I like Opera !

Thanks for the wonderfull software mate !

Re: [BETA RELEASE] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile)
 

Of course - that's why i installed my communication and bank token midlets on my own (including fancy icons ;) ), instead of demanding it's inclusion in package.

Actually, Davy seems to share this view on things, so I don't see much reason for Your comment, other than "comment because I can" (of course, You're still free to do it as pleases You).

/Estel

Re: [BETA RELEASE] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile)
 

i am absolutely a new user of this app. i have downloaded it. tested operamini and ebuddy. worked like a charm. can anyone please tell me where where to download this sort of app like opera and ebuddy. and install them. would be a great help.i dont have to read 60 pages.i hv read upto 7 :p