RMS file editor
Respected Sir
How are u all 2day ? My prob is as follows..
I want to open a RMS file in a Editor with readable format. it is not opeaning
properly in Text Pad, NetBeans5.0.etc
plz tell me any other editor where i can open a .rms file properly.
vry vry thanks properly
Souvik Kundu
Message was edited by:
souvik
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souvika] at [2007-10-3 3:11:49]

Respected Sir
thx 4ur valuable reply Mr deepspace .
u want to say tht different mobile device company useing different
.rms file format for storing data ?
My question is as follows...
i transfered the .rms file form my mobile to my PC via Data Cable
Now i want to Open the rms file on my PC in poper format via
some editor.
Is it Possible ? if it is thn tell me the source of
the editor
thx again
Souvik
> u want to say tht different mobile device company
> useing different
>.rms file format for storing data ?
Exactly! Actually, you are not supposed to get the RMS files from your mobile at all. Most devices don't even have the files available (and I think it should be that way).
Guys, here is what I have posted in another thread - kindly have a look :
Topic : How crack-safe is it to store password in the RMS
I want to store a password in the RMS to enable automatic login.
If I store un-encrypted password, how safe is it?
As MIDP 2 specs say, its possible to declare a RecordStore Private (AUTHMODE_PRIVATE), so that it can be accessed only by midlets in the suite which created the RecordStore. Hence, consider a midlet suite with only one midlet which creates the RecordStore. This RecordStore is now exclusive to this Midlet.
Is there any way now to hack the RMS and read the password? Either through another Midlet or by using any PC based tools?
ps: One way I can think of is to get hold of the jar file and decompile it to find the name of the RecordStore. Then, create a midlet with the same Name and install it. I have noticed that during installation, many phones ask "Would you like the new application to read old data?" Answering Yes to this may give the new midlet access to the old midlet's RecordStore. Anyone knows how to secure this kind of situation?
A lot of phones simply have the RMS files stored in the main filesystem, where everyone can access it. Midlets might be restricted, but not users if they browse the phones memory.