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It is working now, ( I run the class file instead of the jad file )<br />
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do you know why the alret doesn't work ?
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It is working now, ( I run the class file instead of the jad file )

do you know why the alret doesn't work ?

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Looks like it should... &nbsp;If you post some more of your code, maybe someone could help you?
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Looks like it should...  If you post some more of your code, maybe someone could help you?

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Hi,<br />
I saw an example how to read from the jad file <br />
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System.out.println(getAppP<wbr />roperty(&quot;M<wbr />IDlet-Name<wbr />&quot;));<br />
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but it always return null.<br />
I checked in the jad file and sure that this paramters is in the file,<br />
maybe it is related but when I try to run Alert<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Alert alert = new Alert(&quot;Alert&quot;,&quot;dd&quot;,null,Al<wbr />ertType.ER<wbr />ROR) ;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; alert.setTimeout(Alert.FOR<wbr />EVER);<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; display.setCurrent(alert,f<wbr />orm);<br />
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It doesn't work. -:(<br />
I am new with j2me programmer then it can be foolish problem<br />
<br />
Thanks.<br />
<br />
<br />
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Hi,
I saw an example how to read from the jad file 

System.out.println(getAppProperty("MIDlet-Name"));

but it always return null.
I checked in the jad file and sure that this paramters is in the file,
maybe it is related but when I try to run Alert
             Alert alert = new Alert("Alert","dd",null,AlertType.ERROR) ;
            alert.setTimeout(Alert.FOREVER);
            display.setCurrent(alert,form);

It doesn't work. -:(
I am new with j2me programmer then it can be foolish problem

Thanks.





j2me - don't success reading from jad file.

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