MIDlet Suite De-installation | Motorola C550, C450, C370 guide

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MIDlet Suite De-installation

An installed MIDlet can only be removed from the device by de-installing it from the Java Apps menu. De-installing a MIDlet Suite will remove the installed image from Program Space. The resources are then removed from Data Space along with the JAD file.

From the Games & Apps menu, the user can highlight a MIDlet Suite, selecting the menu soft key, and bring up the Delete dialog for that MIDlet Suite.

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Motorola C550, C450, C370 technical manual MIDlet Suite De-installation

Contents

Technical Manual Table of Contents Lcdui JAD Attributes Introduction PurposeAudience Disclaimer References Revision History Definitions, Abbreviations, AcronymsDate Name Reason Acronym Description Document Overview Introduction J2ME Introduction Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition J2ME Motorola J2ME Platform Resources Available Description Display NetworkingFile & RMS Java VM Developing and Packaging J2ME Applications Guide to Development in J2MEIntroduction to Development Page OTA Procedure InstallationDownloading Applications Program and Data space notes Java Application Installer/De-Installer Jaid Starting ApplicationsExiting Applications Error Checks Launching Web Session for Http DownloadDownloading MIDlets XML Screen Renderings BombMan is back, now on your Taichi series of handsets Taichi handset New Games Application Management MIDlet Lifecycle MIDlet Suite Installation MIDlet Suite De-installation MIDlet Suite Updating DestroyApp Method Caller Purpose StartApp or the pauseApp Using startApp Java System MIDlet Control of MIDlet State TransitionsPage Network API Network Connections Class Descriptions IOException when it detects a time-out condition URL Format TCP Sockets UDP SocketsImplementation Notes Network API Lcdui Description Lcdui Gaming API and Sound Functional DescriptionClass Hierarchy Using BackgroundMusic BackgroundMusic ClassBackgroundMusic Methods Gaming API containing a sound API GameScreen Class GameScreen Fields GameScreen Methods Public int getKeyStates Information, disabling key events can improve performance Using GameScreen GameScreen ImageUtil Class ImageUtil FieldsImageUtil Methods Using ImageUtil RgbData PalleteImage Class PalleteImage ConstructorPalleteImage Methods Using PalleteImage Public void setTransparentIndexint index throws Using Static and Animated Tiles PlayField Class Using Sprites Defining View WindowsPlayField Constructor 2N+1 2N + PlayField Methods Public void addSpriteSprite s throwsPage Public boolean collidesWithAnyTileSprite s throws Using PlayField PlayField Using SoundEffect SoundEffect ClassSprite Class SoundEffect Methods Animation Frames Sprite DrawingSprite Constructor Sprite Methods Page Public final void drawGraphics g throws Using Sprite FileFormatNotSupportedExceptionSprites Java Gaming Sound API Max Midi Extension SupportFileFormatNotSupportedException Constructors Java Gaming Sound API Vibe and Backlight Vibe and Backlight API Overview Creating a Message Sending a Message Permissions JAD Attributes JAD Attributes Mandatory attributes for manifest files MIDlet-Name Record Management System Class DescriptionCode Examples RecordStore Tips Caveats Phonebook Access Phonebook Access API Phonebook Access API Permissions Sample of code to create object of PhoneBookRecord class Simmemory Sample of code for calling of ‘getMaxEmailLength ’ method Sample of code for calling of ‘isPrimaryint speedNo’ method Sample of code for calling of ‘getNumberCategories’ method Sample of code for calling of ‘setCategoryView’ method Sample of code for calling of ‘getUsedRecords’ method Int index = ReceivedRecord.getRecord1 ITAP Intelligent Keypad Text Entry API Appendix a Key Mapping Key Mapping for the C370, C450, and C550 Center Select END Appendix B Memory Management Calculation Available Memory Online FAQ Appendix C Appendix D Spec Sheets C370, C450, and C550 Spec Sheets Motorola Developer Information Tools DocumentationReferences Purchase Motorola Developer Information Tools Motorola, Inc