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J2ME and Persistent Storage

ballooba · 2005-02-02 15:00:15

I'm writing a J2ME app that needs to keep a record of three user defined variables. URL or IP of server Username Password Doing a bit of reading on it this morning I came across the MIDP Record Management System or javax.microedition.rms. After reading about it in the API it seems a bit cumbersome for storing three…

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02-02-2005 4:00pm

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ballooba

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I'm writing a J2ME app that needs to keep a record of three user defined variables.

URL or IP of server
Username
Password

Doing a bit of reading on it this morning I came across the MIDP Record Management System or javax.microedition.rms.

After reading about it in the API it seems a bit cumbersome for storing three variables. Is there a better way of doing this with flash memory via the CLDC???

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#2 02-02-2005 4:09pm
Hobbes

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From what I have read. Not really no. Best thing to do is plan out a function for reading/writing and then you can forget about the cumbersome part.

You could join all three as a single URL type login and store 1 record.

eg.

http://username:password@URL/etc

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#3 02-02-2005 4:50pm
ballooba

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Found a way better description of it here:

http://www.wmlscript.it/j2me/api20/javax/microedition/rms/RecordStore.html

It's a lot clearer now.

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