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  pit 12:45 pm on June 29, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: forum nokia ( 36 ), java me ( 26 ), location api ( 8 ), nokia developer ( 7 ), ovi maps ( 8 ), wiki ( 10 )   

  Java ME and Ovi Maps: geocoding an address with the Location API 

  The Java ME Location API allows to easily integrate Ovi Maps in a Java ME application, with just few lines of code, together with a set of ready-to-use features as geocoding and reverse geocoding, routing, positioning and more.

  

  I’ve recently started to publish a set of articles on Nokia Developer Wiki that show the various features of the API in action. You can read the first one here: Geocoding an address with Java ME Location API.

  Check it out and let me know your comments.

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  pit 10:13 am on February 25, 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: api ( 4 ), geocoding ( 4 ), google maps ( 8 ), j2me ( 39 ), library ( 2 )   

  MidMaps: new Google Maps API for J2ME 

  I finally found some time to finish and publish the first release of a tiny library that allow to easily integrate Google Maps in every J2ME application: MidMaps.

  

  You can read all the details, download the library together with sample code, and read the full JavaDocs here: MidMaps – J2ME Google Maps library.

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    yama 10:05 am on April 22, 2010 Permalink

    i am using your library.yours is a nice application but the only problem is that it shows path as a straight line instead of road to road view.please help me out with a solution that how should i show such road to road path in my application.Thanking you.

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    Nicholas Ndegwa 9:41 am on January 1, 2011 Permalink

    Hi I like your API it works perfectly on the SUN emulator but does not work on the Nokia emulator nor Nokia device am getting the following error.

    map error:1000, java.io.IOException: Error in

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    Umesh 7:45 am on March 15, 2011 Permalink

    can we add important location like hotels,historical monuments, etc to static maps.

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    azura 4:01 pm on April 13, 2011 Permalink

    thnks for share i will practice it dude

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    Dileep 10:47 am on October 31, 2011 Permalink

    i am used to your library. but It give the
    java.lang.InstantiationException: Class not a MIDlet
    at com.sun.midp.midlet.MIDletState.createMIDlet(+66)
    at com.sun.midp.midlet.Selector.run(+22)
    Unable to create MIDlet DisplayMap

    How to i solve this problem.. Help me..

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  pit 10:02 pm on February 7, 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: forum nokia wiki ( 5 ), forumnokia ( 78 ), usb   

  How to use USB cable connection in Java ME 

  This week’s featured article on Forum Nokia Wiki, written by Jarmlaht, does a good job explaining how to use USB cable connections in Java ME, covering a topic where references and sample code are really few.

  

  This article updates the existing Forum Nokia document MIDP: Using Cable Connection In Nokia Devices. The document explains how to use CommConnection over cable in Nokia devices. There are differences in devices and their port numbers, and also on PC side. In practice using USB connection between PC and mobile device might need some testing.

   
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  pit 8:31 am on February 1, 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: forum nokia wiki ( 5 ), forumnokia ( 78 ), google maps ( 8 ), javascript ( 9 )   

  Using Google Static Maps in your widget with JavaScript 

  A new featured article from Ar.tur on Forum Nokia Wiki shows you how to use the static version of Google Maps in your mobile widget by using few lines of JavaScript code.

  

  The same article also shows how to use the Location API from Web Runtime Platform Services to retrieve your current location, and then using this data to get the appropriate map from Google Maps.

  You can read the full article here: Static GoogleMaps API in JavaScript.

   
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  pit 1:35 pm on December 18, 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: competition ( 2 ), contest ( 6 ), forum nokia ( 36 ), wiki ( 10 )   

  Mobile Web Templates Wiki Contest Winners Announced 

  The Forum Nokia Wiki Mobile Web Templates contest winners were announced!

  The Winners of the Mobile Web Template Contests are:

  

  • Jappit
  • Visit.nbpatel
  • Microsoft2

  The Wiki administrators and I give a big hand to these contributors to the Forum Nokia members

  For those of you interested in creating mobile web sites or Web Runtime widgets, you should definitely check out the Mobile Web Templates section of Forum Nokia Wiki. Here’s the list of my contributions:

  • Creating an interactive Rating component for Mobile Web Templates
  • Creating a Slider component for Mobile Web Templates
  • Building a Flickr widget with Mobile Web Templates
  • Customizing Mobile Web Templates for Low-End devices
  • How to serve different web templates and resources using WURFL
  • Create a WordPress theme with Mobile Web Templates

  Hope they’ll be useful to you!

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    Alessandro 1:49 pm on December 23, 2009 Permalink

    Ciao Alessandro,

    congrats, great job!
    Alessandro

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    Leonardo 12:03 pm on January 29, 2010 Permalink

    Ciao Pit!

    congrats. Well done!

    -Leo

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    NBPATEL 5:56 am on March 4, 2010 Permalink

    Congrats from NBPATEL

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  pit 4:11 pm on November 20, 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: components ( 5 ), forum nokia ( 36 ), forumnokia ( 78 ), guarana ( 2 ), javascript ( 9 ), library ( 2 ), ui ( 3 ), wiki ( 10 )   

  How to create a new Component for the Guarana UI Library 

  This new article shows how to create from scratch a new Component from the Guarana UI Library.

  

  The article shows all the steps involved in the creation of the new Component, explaining all the necessary details to understand the whole process, passing by the setup of the Component file structure, the writing of the actual Component JS and CSS code, and the integration of the Component with the Guarana UI building process.

  Purpose of the article is to give developers guidelines to create their own Components, integrating them with the Guarana UI Library. The component is also available on the Guarana UI online Components Browser.

  The full article is available, as usual, on Forum Nokia Wiki: How to create a new Component for the Guarana UI Library Guarana.

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    Allan Bezerra 6:36 pm on November 20, 2009 Permalink

    Jappit,
    Really cool!
    I only did a little modification on Guarana PATH setting place.
    Tks,
    – Allan Bezerra

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    koko 3:01 am on November 30, 2009 Permalink

    Wow thanks these are great and very appreciated