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We have a midlet runing on a Samsung m580.<br />
It is J2ME<br />
We are trying to start the midlet remotely by sending a text message to the phoneusing the JSR120 protocol.<br />
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It works, but causes the phone to prompt the user for permission to start. &nbsp;This is a problem since the user is not always available to interact with the phone.<br />
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Is there a way to configure the midlet so that either<br />
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1) it does not require user approval<br />
2) it asks only th first time it is lauched-&quot;Allow ALways&quot;-then does not ask each time it launches.<br />
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One consultant thought the jad file of hthe midlet could be modified to allow text message coming in on a port (16555) to launch without asking permission.<br />
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Steve
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We have a midlet runing on a Samsung m580.
It is J2ME
We are trying to start the midlet remotely by sending a text message to the phoneusing the JSR120 protocol.

It works, but causes the phone to prompt the user for permission to start.  This is a problem since the user is not always available to interact with the phone.

Is there a way to configure the midlet so that either

1) it does not require user approval
2) it asks only th first time it is lauched-"Allow ALways"-then does not ask each time it launches.

One consultant thought the jad file of hthe midlet could be modified to allow text message coming in on a port (16555) to launch without asking permission.

Steve

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