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Here I have quckly hacked together a small test to see if I could see in the debugger what object is being returned.
public HelloWorldDemo()
{
MyMenuItem myMenuitem = new MyMenuItem(0);
ApplicationMenuItemRepository
.getInstance().addMenuItem
(ApplicationMenuItemRepository
. MENUITEM_MUSIC_SERVICE_ITEM ,myMenuitem);
// Push a screen onto the UI stack for rendering.
pushScreen(new HelloWorldScreen());
}
class SongName {
private static String song;
public static String getString () {return song; };
public static void setString(String songName) { song=songName; };
}
class MyMenuItem extends ApplicationMenuItem{
//using the default constructors here.
MyMenuItem(int order){
super(order);
}
//methods we must implement
//Run is called when the menuItem is invoked
public Object run(Object context){
//HERE I PUT THE BREAKPOINT TO SEE THE context Object.
//context object should be a song or something
// in fact an empty string comes out for the SongName
SongName.setString( (String)context) ;
return context;
}
//toString should return the string we want to
//use as the label of the menuItem
public String toString(){
return "Rate This Song";
}
}
But unfortunately it seems just an empty object is being retunred as a "context". Please tell me I'm wrong, 'cause it's just too sad if this api for mediaplayer is not implemented by RIM at all 
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