Where to deploy j2me application

Here's the quick way to do over-the-air deployment. If you have a $10/mo host and a data plan on your phone, you can do this.

Taken from http://uberthings.com/teaching/wiki/index.php?title=Deploying

> 1. Create a folder on your web server

>

> Hopefully you have an account with a web provider -

> login to that account and create a directory

> for your MIDlets to live

> and be served from. I created the directory

> http://uberthings.com/mobile/midlets. Once

> you've got that, you need to make

> a few changes to allow your server (assumed to be

> Apache) to serve JAD and JAR files correctly. Go to the

> root of your account

> and edit or create your .htaccess file. Add these lines:

>

> AddType text/vnd.sun.j2me.app-descriptor jad

> AddType application/java-archive jar

>

> Save this file. If you're not using Apache, ensure that your MIME

> types include the above two settings.</pre>

[edit]Just tried it, seems to work just fine. Just do this, then put the jad and jar on your website, enter the URL on your phone and download.

sarysaa at 2007-7-12 9:57:00 >