[nagkumar]

Does any one know what this error mean java.lang.Error: 94.

We are seeing this on N73. Any good document to refer and get the error code meanings.

Regards,
Raja Nagendra Kumar,
C.T.O
www.tejasoft.com

[grahamhughes]

Could be a "no such (accessible) method" error. Are you building against the correct API JARs for this device? What API(s) is the application using (Bluetooth?)?

[nagkumar]

Hi grahamhughes,

Thank you for this clue.. How did find this mapping.. May be you are right..

The issues I discovered was we were accessing public static int[] variable which was in 5 th Level of Interface chain.. and hence the issue.. It is very interesting note.. if I access the public static int variables at this 7th level it works fine and not the int[]

i.e if the variable int[] k is decared in interface A, B inherits A, C inherits D, E inherits D, F inherits E,

Then access to E.k fails with this error 94. What you said is correct as it not able to recognise this array. I know such a deep inheritance is bad.. but we see a good reason to segreate too many variable needed to enable j2me application single source enabled.

Any one from Nokia.. what is this surprise..Why this happens with arrays and not with premitives and also String objects..

Good Wastege of 5+ hours.. to discover this..:)

Regards,
Raja Nagendra Kumar,
C.T.O
www.tejasoft.com







Regards,
Nagendra

[grahamhughes]

I've been doing this a long time... ;)

Interesting, so this happens not just for methods, but also fields. So it is more generically "linker error".