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J2ME Custom Table Item problem on Actual device.

Zone: Java 2 Micro-Edition (J2ME)

Tags: Sun Microsystem, J2ME, Netbeans 6.0

One of my MIDP Application Form uses custom Table Item which is used to collect data from RMS recordstore and display it in the corresponding Table Item. When a new row is added to the recordStore for first time the data is shown in the table accordingly, but subsequent rows that are added, do not get populated in the table. This occurs only on actual device(using Nokia 6300 and N73) but works fine on emulator. The table gets populated when applicateion is exited and relaunched.
Thanks for any help.

         
           
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             private Form get_frmViewCategory(){
       if(frmViewCategory ==null){
	  frmViewCategory = new Form("All Categories Report", new Item[] {get_frmViewCategoryTableItem()});
	  frmViewCategory.addCommand(get_okEntry());
	 // frmViewCategory.addCommand(get_cancelEntry());
	  frmViewCategory.setCommandListener(this);
	  //txtDate.setDate(new Date());
       }
	  return frmViewCategory;
    }   
 
public TableItem get_frmViewCategoryTableItem() {
        if (frmViewCategoryTableItem == null) {
            frmViewCategoryTableItem = new TableItem(display, "");
            frmViewCategoryTableItem.setModel(get_frmViewCategoryTableModel());
           }
        frmViewCategoryTableItem.setModel(get_frmViewCategoryTableModel());
        return frmViewCategoryTableItem;
    }
 
public SimpleTableModel get_frmViewCategoryTableModel() {
        if (frmViewCategoryTableModel == null) {
            frmViewCategoryTableModel = new SimpleTableModel(new java.lang.String[][] {
                new java.lang.String[] { "", "", "" }}, new java.lang.String[] { "Category", "Quota", "Type" });
            }
        return frmViewCategoryTableModel;
    }
           
         

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: fahadlala

Solution Provided By: fahadlala

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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