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Asked by maximrahlis in Java 2 Micro-Edition (J2ME), Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM), Cellular Phones & Carriers
Question:
I have recently developed a client server application which is uses push registry. For this I am using 2 phones on GSM network: One which sends a push sms on specific port and other phone is being registered statically to listen for sms events on that port. The application works fine when I am not in a middle of conversation: Midlet is launched as soon as the push sms is received. But when I am having a talk conversation with someone on the phone and while talking I receive the push sms the following happens:
The sms is being received but the registered midlet won't be launched or maybe it is launched but in the background because if during the conversation I manuallly open the midlet it seems that the push sms has arrived and the text payload is being proccessed by the app. My question is what can I do to force the AMS to launch the midlet even if I am currently having a conversation on the phone? is there maybe another way to do that if not so?
By the way I have tested and observed the above behaviour on Sony Ericsson K700 and K800... I am not sure how it will behave on other devices...
20091021-EE-VQP-81 / EE_QW_2_20070628