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Deprimer at 03:10, 11 September 2007

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	This means that Ant is installed and we're ready to roll.		This means that Ant is installed and we're ready to roll.

	<h5>J2ME Polish</h5>		<h5>J2ME Polish (OPTIONAL - ONLY FOR ADVANCED STUDENTS)</h5>
	# Download [http://j2mepolish.org/downloads/j2mepolish-2.0-beta1.html J2ME Polish]. I got the latest 2.0 beta version. It seems to work well.		# Download [http://j2mepolish.org/downloads/j2mepolish-2.0-beta1.html J2ME Polish]. I got the latest 2.0 beta version. It seems to work well.
	# Run the downloaded JAR file		# Run the downloaded JAR file
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	mpp dist/Sony-Ericsson-P900-en_US-example.jad		mpp dist/Sony-Ericsson-P900-en_US-example.jad
	</pre>		</pre>
	# I included a modified build.xml with extensive comments file in the [http://uberthings.com/teaching/mobile_application_design/1/code.zip HelloMidlet] code samples. Open it up in a text editor and read through to learn how it works.		# I included a modified build.xml with extensive comments file in the [http://uberthings.com/teaching/mobile_application_design/1/code.zip HelloMidlet] code samples. Open it up in a text editor and read through to learn how it works.

	<h5>Building</h5>		<h5>Building</h5>

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	Whichever method you choose, you're going to need MPowerplayer.		Whichever method you choose, you're going to need MPowerplayer.

	~~Get 'em all while they're hot:~~

	<h5>MPowerplayer MIDP 2.0 SDK</h5>		<h5>MPowerplayer MIDP 2.0 SDK</h5>

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	Now, all you need to do to run JAD/JAR files in the emulator is type <pre>mpp [filename.jad/filename.jar]</pre>		Now, all you need to do to run JAD/JAR files in the emulator is type <pre>mpp [filename.jad/filename.jar]</pre>

	<h5>Apache Ant</h5>		----

			<h5>Apache Ant (OPTIONAL - ONLY FOR J2ME POLISH USERS)</h5>
	# Download Apache Ant from http://download.nextag.com/apache/ant/binaries/apache-ant-1.6.5-bin.tar.gz		# Download Apache Ant from http://download.nextag.com/apache/ant/binaries/apache-ant-1.6.5-bin.tar.gz
	# Save it somewhere easy and memorable - on my machine I save all my downloaded source files to <pre>/Users/michael/src</pre>		# Save it somewhere easy and memorable - on my machine I save all my downloaded source files to <pre>/Users/michael/src</pre>

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	<p>A good way to test if this worked is to type the preverify command without any arguments in the command line. You should see something like this on your screen. </p>		<p>A good way to test if this worked is to type the preverify command without any arguments in the command line. You should see something like this on your screen. </p>
	<pre>		<pre>
	C:\> preverify~~<br />~~		C:\> preverify
	Usage: PREVERIFY.EXE [options] classnames\|dirnames ...~~<br />~~		Usage: PREVERIFY.EXE [options] classnames\|dirnames ...
	~~<br />~~
	where options include:~~<br />~~		where options include:
	-classpath <directories separated by ';'~~><br /~~>		-classpath <directories separated by ';'>
	Directories in which to look for classes~~<br />~~		Directories in which to look for classes
	-d <directory> Directory in which output is written ~~<br />~~		-d <directory> Directory in which output is written
	@<filename> Read command line arguments from a text file.~~<br />~~		@<filename> Read command line arguments from a text file.
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 Get 'em all while they're hot:
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 </pre>
 This means that Ant is installed and we're ready to roll.
 <h5>J2ME Polish</h5>

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	<h3>Mac OS X</h3>		<h3>Mac OS X</h3>
	None of the manufacturers have bothered to port their SDKs for the Mac, and neither has Sun, but there is a ~~way~~ to develop MIDP 1.0 and 2.0 applications using Apache Ant, MPowerplayer ~~MIDP 2.0 SDK~~ and J2ME Polish. Get 'em while they're hot:		None of the manufacturers have bothered to port their SDKs for the Mac, and neither has Sun, but there are a number of ways to develop MIDP 1.0 and 2.0 applications on OS X using either
			* MPowerplayer + EclipseME + Eclipse OR
			* Apache Ant, MPowerplayer and J2ME Polish. OR
			* Netbeans + MPowerplayer OR
			* Mobile.Processing + MPowerplayer.

			Whichever method you choose, you're going to need MPowerplayer.

			Get 'em all while they're hot:

	<h5>Apache Ant</h5>		<h5>Apache Ant</h5>
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	# Copy the build.xml file into your MIDlet's directory.		# Copy the build.xml file into your MIDlet's directory.
	# Check the paths inside the build.xml file to ensure that they're pointing to the right folders for your source folders, Mpowerplayer and J2ME Polish		# Check the paths inside the build.xml file to ensure that they're pointing to the right folders for your source folders, Mpowerplayer and J2ME Polish
	# Type ant. Watch the magic unfold.		# Type ant. Watch the magic unfold.

	<h2>IDE's</h2>		<h2>IDE's</h2>

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