Re: [Hecl-devel] Some Help, yet.

[David W. <dav...@gm...>]

> <<With the 'clock' command:>>
>
> I am using Hecl 20060624 from the Hecl page but it does not have a "clock"
> command.

Ok, you should fetch it from svn and build it.  Is that something you
are able to do?  If not, maybe I can send you a copy.

> <<Which GUI are you using? The MIDP2.0 or MIDP1.0 version?>>
>
> My phone is MDP2 compatible, but I intend to deploy for MIDP1 to
> compatibility to old phones.

Ok - the MIDP1.0 code doesn't do images at this point in time.  It's
not something that's impossible, but it would require some hacking.  I
intend to dedicate some time to Hecl this month (I keep saying that...
but I mean it:-)

> <<Great! What phone is it?>>
>
> Benq-Siemens C72. Hecl works like a charm in it.

I'm glad to hear it!

> <<Not a problem, although it might be useful if you had the development
> environment installed so as to be able to recompile Hecl as new
> developments take place.>>
>
> I have Eclipse ide instalated into my PC, but I have no idea on how to setup
> it to deploy for Hecl (I not even use it do deploy Java code). Can you
> please point me how to?

I don't really use an IDE.  To compile Hecl, you need to install the
Java WTK (I have 2.2).  On Linux, I put it in /opt.

To get Hecl from subversion, do this:

svn co http://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/hecl/trunk/hecl hecl

Then, in that directory, do 'ant midlet10', which should build the
midlet for you in the jars/ directory.

With the subversion code, it will be easier to update immediately if
we improve the code in subversion.

Let us know how that goes... and be sure to report any problems.

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