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Silen · 03-08-2006, 03:43 PM

2 Shdw-Knt: the application by itself doesn't convert/generate anything

As I describe it's just GUI for JavaLoader/rapc utilities (both are in the archive). All files (7 files: bb.ico, BB_Manager.exe, ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib.dll, JavaLoader.exe, net_rim_api.jar, rapc.exe, rapc.jar) should be located in the same folder from you run BB_Manager.exe. To check the posible issues with:

1. Connection - run DOS promt, in the folder run command:
JavaLoader -usb deviceinfo

if connection OK you will have Hardware Id,PIN,OS Version and etc. of your BB.

2. Convertion JAR/JAD - run DOS promt, in the folder run command:
rapc import=net_rim_api.jar codename=Test -midlet test.jar

where test.jar - any JAR file by your choice, if it has JAD file add
jad=test.jad

to command. If convertion OK you will have COD file.

Hope this brief info will help you.

03-08-2006, 03:43 PM	#27
Silen Knows Where the Search Button Is Join Date: Jul 2005 Model: N/A Carrier: N/A Posts: 19	2 Shdw-Knt: the application by itself doesn't convert/generate anything As I describe it's just GUI for JavaLoader/rapc utilities (both are in the archive). All files (7 files: bb.ico, BB_Manager.exe, ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib.dll, JavaLoader.exe, net_rim_api.jar, rapc.exe, rapc.jar) should be located in the same folder from you run BB_Manager.exe. To check the posible issues with: 1. Connection - run DOS promt, in the folder run command: JavaLoader -usb deviceinfo if connection OK you will have Hardware Id,PIN,OS Version and etc. of your BB. 2. Convertion JAR/JAD - run DOS promt, in the folder run command: rapc import=net_rim_api.jar codename=Test -midlet test.jar where test.jar - any JAR file by your choice, if it has JAD file add jad=test.jad to command. If convertion OK you will have COD file. Hope this brief info will help you.
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