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Tried both an external USB-Card reader as well as my internal card reader (which internally is of course also connected via USB) using both a 4GB SDHC and a 2GB SD card, but CardTest never found a drive. Drop down was empty and "refresh" only yielded a "0 removable drive(s) found".
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Alex.
2008-09-08 20:45:21 UTC in CardTest
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Hi Atsuhiko! (or is it "Hi Yamanaka!" ? :-) )
Thanks for this interesting improvement to J2ME-VNC!
I looked at the patch and saw that the connection is basically tunneled by just using the SSH2StreamConnection class. However, I did not see the class inside the patch nor inside the jsch-0.1.17-J2MEMIDP20-20050224.zip or lcrypto-j2me-126.zip libraries.
Am I missing something in...
2006-09-20 12:34:00 UTC in J2ME VNC Client
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Hi!
I just tried the SSH2 version which unfortunatelly failed to start on my SonyEricsson K750i (with a non-informative error msg which I don't even remember). So I hoped to use the debug version which might give more insight on possible problems, but unfortunatelly - while actually succeeding to start on my device - this version lacks SSH2 support, which, for me, is essential if I want to...
2006-09-19 16:46:19 UTC in J2ME VNC Client
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Thanks! I didn't know about the tarball before.
However, the files inside the tarball have some weired "features". All extensions are followed by a ",v" (fortunetally I found a goo freeware bulk-rename tool called Lupas Rename) and inside the java files there is a lot of apparently CVS-related info mixed in.
For example the HTTPSocket.java file starts with
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branches;.
2005-06-09 09:34:20 UTC in J2ME VNC Client
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Hi!
I would like to compile J2MEVNC so I can have jhttptunnel-support, but can only access the internet via an HTTP proxy. Thus, I can not use CVS from my Eclipse installation.
Would anybody be willing to get the CVS tree, zip it and eMail it to me? My SourceForge-eMail address will do fine :-)
Thanks in advance!
- Alex.
2005-06-09 07:24:09 UTC in J2ME VNC Client
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Ok, seams I need to get my hands on the latest CVS tree... unfortunatelly I can't access the internet directly from here, only via a proxy and I don't think there is a way to do CVS via a proxy (at least not in Eclipse). Does anyone have the current CVS source as a zip file and would be willing to eMail it to me?
Thanks in advance,
Alex.
2005-05-19 15:50:23 UTC in J2ME VNC Client
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* 'hts -F 127.0.0.1:5905 7305' should be
'hts -F 127.0.0.1:5905' or 'hts -F 127.0.0.1:5905 8888'
Why should I be forced to use port 8888? I don't think this is a necessity since I use port 7305 both on the httptunnel-server and in the midlet's http-proxy settings
* check 'jhttptunnel'
* you don't have to set midlet's httpproxy .
Isn't this the same?!? I only have the possibility t.
2005-05-19 14:25:57 UTC in J2ME VNC Client
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Hi!
I tried the new version on my T610
set up hts on the same server vncserver is running on:
hts -F 127.0.0.1:5905 7305
then set the midlet's httpproxy to
http://myserver:7305
I'm not so sure why I still have to set a host in the midlet's config (since it's already set in the hts command) but tried both myserver:5 and 127.0.0.1:5.
When I hit connect, the progress bar goes slowly up...
2005-05-03 17:38:18 UTC in J2ME VNC Client
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Hi Alex!
Will there be a way to gain access to the exception in the flowlets following the red path?
Maybe something like
try{...}
catch(Flow4JException e)
{
dict.put("_EXCEPTION_", e);
...follow red path...
}
- Alex.
2004-05-27 10:21:25 UTC in Flow4J-Eclipse
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You can either right-click in the background and chose "save" or just press CTRL-S. There should also be a "Save" command in the file menu (can't check right now, don't have eclipse here).
- Alex.
2004-05-27 10:13:45 UTC in Flow4J-Eclipse
