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Storing class files in MIDP RMS?? -
2009-02-16, 12:46
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Hi,
1. Is there any way of storing class files in midp RMS which are downloaded over the air within a midp application? 2. And read these classes and use them in the application?? Personally I am not convinced that it's possible, even if we can store classes then how we can use them?? Just thought nothing wrong in posting, wanted to know other developers views, some people might got around it. Regards, java-dev. 
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Re: Storing class files in MIDP RMS?? -
2009-02-16, 13:13
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You can download and store anything you like.
But, since you can't write your own ClassLoader (there is no ClassLoader to override), there is no way to take an array of bytes and turn it into a runtime class. You can only execute the code that comes in the JAR. Cheers, Graham.
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Re: Storing class files in MIDP RMS?? -
2009-02-16, 21:41
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it is impossible to do that by the standard way with a ClassLoader, because class loaders are not supported by MIDP
it is possible only if you have a "KVM over KVM" mechanism, so you can play Java classes as scripts and save them in RMS A lot of useful things for a mobile developer on http://www.igormaznitsa.com
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