Java Development

[Albert_Anks]

You can use HorizontalFieldManager as well as VerticleFieldManager as per you designing requirement ...

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Albert Anks

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[MC2011]

Hi Albert,

Im having issues with depriciated methods, i need to use v5+ only is there a newer version of Image Manipulator out there ? I havent been able to find one yet. I am also getting Invalid classfile versions in eclipse only when trying to run in debug, do you have any work around for this ?

[Albert_Anks]

Hi MC2011,

Dear, It is not any issue with depricated method and manipulation class. cause i use this class in my application and can use all methods without any error...

But you say that you got Invalid classfile versions error....

Then tell me which Java Version and eclipse version you are using right Now ?

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Albert Anks

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[MC2011]

Im using Version 1.3.0 of the java plugin in eclipse 3.6.1 and java version is 1.6.

[Albert_Anks]

hmmmm,

That's the problem...

Open your eclipse

Go to  windows--> preference --> java ---> compiler ---> and

set java compiler-level to 1.4

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Albert Anks

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[MC2011]

Yes, that was the problem it works fine now, thank you.

Im facing the issue of setting up the area i want to draw on to be only on the top half of the screen, so far ive only been able to do things full screen and i see there is no set clip in the rmi Graphics class.

How would you recommend i split the screen to draw on top half and have ui components in bottom part?

[Albert_Anks]

Dude its simple thing.

You have to search in forums about that.

BTW ,You have to use two manager override sublayout method and set the manager's height and width as you want like..

manager = new HorizontalFieldManager(FOCUSABLE) {

  protected void sublayout(int maxWidth, int maxHeight) {

  super.sublayout(maxWidth,maxHeight);

  super.setExtent(maxWidth,maxHeight);

}

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[indusBULL]

or you can use setStatus() method. Add all your component to a manager and add this manager to screen using this methid. It will set your control at bottom of screen.

There is a similar thread in forum. Quick search on forum will give you plenty of answer for sure.

http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/manager-at-the-bottom-of-the-screen/td-p/100...