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2012-06-27
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#692
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Originally Posted by HtheB
Sorry about this. Someone gave me a pointer to this app on the
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?
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.
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2012-06-28
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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.
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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2012-06-29
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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
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Davy, how Your struggle with Nokia Store ended? You succeed to overcome obstacles, submitted it, and will receive N9 from device program?
Last edited by Estel; 2012-06-29 at 02:42.
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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2012-07-01
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#695
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Originally Posted by jkingok
I downloaded the app and could not get it to work either. However,
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.
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.
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2012-07-01
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#696
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Originally Posted by Estel
If you look into the directory /opt/phoneme/midp/midp_linux_fb_gcc/appdb there are a bunch of files starting with FFFFFFFF and ending with the .db file extension. If you are lucky, you can recognize the name of the midlet in the filename. You can try to delete that one (but I would recommend making a copy first).
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
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Davy, how Your struggle with Nokia Store ended? You succeed to overcome obstacles, submitted it, and will receive N9 from device program?
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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2012-07-01
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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.
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It's nice to hear, that You will receive well deserved N9
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It's nice to hear, that You will receive well deserved N9
/Estel
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N900's aluminum backcover / body replacement
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N900's HDMI-Out
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2012-07-03
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#698
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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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2012-07-04
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#699
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Originally Posted by Arthuro_Adam
This is too little information for me to figure out what is wrong.
I can't install the latest build. It's looking for something, then there a message: can't install it.
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.
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2012-07-04
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Originally Posted by DavyP
I thought that
This is too little information for me to figure out what is wrong.
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
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.
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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