Java Development

[viral]

hi again

i develop game in java on bbs

when we are tring to download game we get:

907 Invalid JAR

output file: downloadjar-1.cod code section too large: 67232 bytes.

I assume there is some kind of limit on code (i can bet 64k) ?

how can i be sure my midlet (jar/jad) will change to .cod properly ?

[bwei]

 

Look at the following BB KB articles.

What Is - The file size limit for wireless downloads

http://www.blackberry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800708/800646/What_Is_-_The_file_size_limit_for_wireless_downloads.html?nodeid=800442&vernum=0

Support - 907 Invalid Jar Error when installing an application wirelessly

 http://www.blackberry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800708/800646/Support_-_907_Invalid_Jar_Error_when_installing_an_application_wirelessly.html?nodeid=1017517&vernum=0

[rafo]

To be sure reasonably split your big application to the several libraries.

Message Edited by rafo on 09-05-2008 01:26 PM

[viral]

thx guys

i know methods to reduce problems of too large code

but i need method to verify if i have reduced it enough

if i create .cod in JDE and upload game via cable

everything is ok

if i want to install the game over internet

i got problems

so the only method of veryfication is to try to upload over the air

thx for interest

[peter_strange]

I'm sure there are easier ways, but I do the following, using the JDE:

a) delete the *.jad files associated with the project I'm building

b) compile

c) check the jad looking for references to sibling cods, i.e. ones with names like <cod name>-1.cod.

Hope this helps.

Edit:  Having re-read the original question, I not sure this helps.  I don't see how this will detect that a sibling file is actually too big, which seems to be your problem.  Sorry, I don't know.

Message Edited by peter_strange on 09-08-2008 10:36 AM