[xmlblaster] Re: Http Applet Client

[Marcel Ruff <mr at marcelruff.info>]

Hi Gregory,

the J2ME client inside xmlBlaster is not used anymore, probably you can 
reactivate
it, but you need at least to separately download WTK from java.sun.com 
and probably proguard for obfuscation.

We provide a prefessional commercial J2ME library for xmlBlaster which 
supports
all important features like client side queueing, high compression, 
reconnect polling etc.
If you have interest for this please contace us directly.

The Applet: It seems that xmlBlaster client library is not added to the war,
we need to investigate this - seems to get lost during build_war ...

regards
Marcel

Gregory Hamel schrieb:
> Sorry posted earlier before finishing my thoughts.
>
> Second problem is that if I try to build the javaMe client using 
> xmlblaster/build j2me I get various compiler exceptions which look 
> like missing jars for the wireless toolkit. Seems reasonable since I 
> haven't setup any paths for this; I'm wondering if there is any 
> additional doc that I'm missing to get these samples up and running?
>
> Environment is Windows, current Ant, JDK 1.6.0_20, Firefox 3.6.4.
>  
> Thx,
>
> On Sun, Aug 1, 2010 at 2:45 PM, Gregory Hamel <greg at itactual.com.my 
> <mailto:greg at itactual.com.my>> wrote:
>
>     Hi I'm new to xmlBlaster and have been working through the 2.0.0
>     release instructions for the http applet client and the j2me
>     client, however I'm having trouble with both..
>
>     After doing xmlblaster/build all and xmlblaster/build
>     -DTOMCAT_HOME=<path.>. deploy_war i see the webapp deployed to my
>     webserver. After starting a blaster and a system info publisher
>     per the instructions I find that the applet itself throws a class
>     not found exception on org/utils/xmlBlaster/Base64.
>
>     If I try to build the ja
>
>     -- 
>     Gregory Hamel
>     Chief Technology Officer
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>
>
>
> --
> Gregory Hamel
> Chief Technology Officer
> IT Actual Sdn. Bhd
> Unit 3, Level 5, Block C
> Mines Waterfront Business Park
> 3 Jalan Tasik, The Mines Resort City,
> 43300 Seri Kembangan
> Selangor, Malaysia


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