[hebaochen]

Hi
I tried to download the application to a Nokia 6102 and it said the download file is too large? The application is nearly 87K, I want to know that if in my phone I have down other jar files total about 144k, can I down the application nearly 87K???

Thanks

[Jason Glass]

dont understand completely, but yes, file may be too large, my 6010 can only deal with 65k jar files, while my 6630, has no problem with 150+k jar files

if its your code, try obfuscating it, which will reduce the code size, thats what i do to get the 130k midlet on a 6010, it comes out to almost 63k after highest obfuscation

also, ota has thes limits, and while device may support larger, the carrier may limit

usually wired transfers, i.e. using a cable, have no limits, if there are large midlets on their, there probably from manufacturer, in which xcase they were "wired" there

[cybohemia]

I have a 6010 and it claims my file is too large but my JAR file is only 44k! I'm not sure what is going on. It downloads okay on a 3220 and 6030.

Further, the browser cache seems difficult to clear: I change the content of my page where I go to to download my J2ME apps to make sure when reload the page on the phone, it is getting the new one. It seems like it isn't - even when I "Clear the Cache" and then "Reload". Has anyone else seen this on the 6010?

[counterady]

6010 can't be compared with this phone. for 6010 the package size is 64k but on this phone i've installed app around 125k. maximum i think is 128k.. try send it via infrared...see what happens

[Jason Glass]

clearing the cache on many devices can be and is difficult, on top of it, I have seen the WAP gateways cache data, sometimes it seems the only way to get non-cached data, is to change the jad/jars file name(s)

also always be sure to close the application(browser) if possible as this on some devices seems to clear memory or temp files, when in doubt, reboot!