yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Menneisyys:
read the MIDlet Bible in the Wiki
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] defcomg:
I D0nt Get Ya

What Nokia add on classes Maybe u Mean Nokia api check here http://www.microemu.org/ they talk about those api's but if you want to play or run midlets ment for nokia i think you would need to put com.nokia. into the jar you wana excute there was a 2D Multiplayer Game that would run on j9 i think it was Beach Rally 2 it came pre-defined on the nokia 6230 when n0kia introduced jsr 82 on S40 plattform. Is It Possible to embedd a JvM into the Win Ce 0s Like Symbian v2 and above So u can just Excute a jar like a exe from start menu
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Menneisyys:
Thanks, in the menatime, I've found them at http://4pda.ru/forum/attach/467061/Adapted.zip - working great.

Thanks, I'll give it a try.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Menneisyys:
Updated the Wiki with the new info : http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=The (Java) MIDlet Bible
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] alejandrovquiroga:
Samsung i900 Omnia supports JSR82

I have tried it and works great. I have tried to copy to my HTC Diamind but it does not work.

Maybe somebody more experienced on this area can make it work.

Regards
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Awemonster:
Thanks Menneisyys & Defcomg for the info regarding JSR-82 & Java support on Windows Mobile devices.

I'm trying to get a J2ME program working on WM5+ devices using the Bluetooth to connect to another device. The application works 100% on Nokia phones (I've tested it on a Nokia N95).

The installation of IBM J9 6.1.0 MIDP 2.0 with the BlueCove 2.1.0 Bluetooth stack onto a HTC TyTN II was actually quit simple. Eventually I did it a bit different from how it was described in the MIDlet Bible. I've installed the IBM J9 6.1.0 MIDP 2.0 (currently unable to get hold of the 6.1.1 eval version) by running the cab-file, added the bluecove-2.1.0.jar to the J9's \lib\jclMidp20\ext\ folder and extracted the two _ec.dll files from the bluecove jar-file to he J9's \bin\ folder.

On that HTC phone it wasn't necessary (using the MIDlet Bible as base reference) to copy the other 2 dll files or to remove the javax.microedition package from the BlueCove jar-file.

The device discovery works fine on it, although the service discovery still has some issues. Sometimes it discovers my external device's serial port service, but usually it doesn't. It even connects & communicates 100% with my external device using serial communication over BT. I have no idea why the service discovery fails most of the time. Sometimes I get it to work by disabling & enabling the BT before running the MIDlet. Any ideas? Is it possible to use BlueCove for the device discovery and connection & another BT stack for the service discovery?

I'm also using the same BlueCove-2.1.0.jar file along with the MicroEmulator on Windows XP/Vista and it works like a charm! Only problem that I've got there is that the MicroEmulator does not display the NetBeans TableItem.

Regards

Chris
[Android Software Development] art000:
Yesterday, Play Store has released the google allo, the smart reply is super useful. Can I use it on others apps, such as whatsapp, messager? and How?
[Android Software Development] Perfectdevil:
now no.... later maybe once it's more popular so the devs will release updated apps with it integrated

- tapatalked - from my VANTABLACK S7 EDGE
[Android General] chiragkrishna:
==============================================

Auto System Image Exctractor

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Supports

1) system.new.dat

2) system.new.dat.br

3) payload.bin

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Requiremnets

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1. python v3.x

2. 7-Zip

Note 1: make sure your environment variables path is correctly set for python and 7-Zip(set it in system properties-->advance-->environment variable-->path)

Note2: while installing python, set the environment variables in installer itself​

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How To

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1) extract system_new_dat_extractor.zip into a folder (preferable in a path where there are no name spaces)

2) place your rom zip file in the directory where you extracted

3) open the file system_image_extractor_V4.cmd

4) wait for it to extract everything

5) folder with extracted content will open automatically

6) have fun tweaking

*make sure to delete the created folders every time you want to extract

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Credits

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1) And_pda for imgextractor

2) xpirt for sdat2img.py

3) google

4) cyxx

5) ius

6) @aIecxs

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Change-log

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* initial release

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V2 supports Nougat
converts file_contexts.bin to file_contexts

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V3
[U]Now Supports[/U]
1) system.new.dat
2) system.new.dat.br
3) payload.bin

V4 (25-06-2019)
1) changed the entire script.
2) Fixed issues where user files got deleted automatically
-it was due spaces in path

source​
[Android General] AndroidTutorials:
Im testing m8
[Android General] romano19:
Note: make sure your environment variables path is correctly set for python and 7-Zip(set it in system properties-->advance-->environment variable-->path) [MENTION=2750809]chiragkrishna[/MENTION], pls explain me or help me clear instructions. tks so much
[Android General] chiragkrishna:
add the location of your python(C:\Program Files (x86)\Python27) and 7-Zip(C:\Program Files\7-Zip) to the path!!!
[Android General] svandasek:
Hello, nicie you made it, but how to repack it back to system.new.dat? Thanks for answering
[Android General] Jancar 52 mcpe:
supports system.new.dat from nougat?
[Android General] Jalava:
Hi, I receive the following error:
[Android General] Neo3D:
Wondering the same thing, will this work on Nougat, LineageOS 14.1 ROMs?
[Android General] Jancar 52 mcpe:
I asked this because it doesn't support the file_contexts.bin, if it does not detect it or it does not support it I can not recompress it again, and at the time of installing that compressed package with the other files gives error
[Android General] chiragkrishna:
updated with Nougat support

converts file_contexts.bin to file_contexts text file
[Android General] minibraun:
My simple script - Python not needed

Hi chiragkrishna, thank you for the tool.

Unfortunately it doesn't work for me, it gets stuck on the file_contexts.bin

In light of this I made my own super simple bat file, that extracted the whole system folder successfully.

Then I went a step further and created a EXE from the provided python script, so there would be no python requirement.

But you do have to manually unzip the system.transfer.list and system.new.dat files from your rom (turns out, no other files required for Nougat).

My simple script:

works on Nougat (tested on 7.1.2 NitrogenOS)

no Python needed

just unzip system.transfer.list and system.new.dat files, and place them in rom folder

run start.bat
[Android General] penciluser:
The most under appreciated post
[Android General] penciluser:
Deleted
[Android General] drmuruga:
Please start a new thread. As I use many extractors nothing is extract my system new data but your tool done. Great.
[Android General] Mr.Ak:
How can I repack the modified system in system.new.dat after extracting?
[Android General] minibraun:
I have no idea, these tools are just for extracting.

I see people are having trouble all over the place.

You can try this tool and hope for the best:

https://xdaforums.com/chef-central/android/tool-extract-repack-dat-img-android-5-8-t3670763
[Android General] Mr.Ak:
Thank you for the recommendation.I tried almost every tool available,but haven't tried this one yet.I'll give this a try.Unfortunately,I have to dirty build the rom everytime to get the changes done.Hopefully,this tool will maybe able to repack fine. :)
[Android General] basimo:
good work
[Android General] musamaashraf:
getting this error

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SYSTEM.NEW.DAT to SYSTEM FOLDER

by minibraun

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Extract system.transfer.list and system.new.dat from your ROM.zip into the ROM folder

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Press any key to continue . . .

The system cannot find the path specified.

The system cannot find the path specified.

The system cannot find the file specified.

Could Not Find C:\WINDOWS\system32\system_statfile.txt

Extraction complete!

Press any key to continue . . .
[Android General] blogthetech:
The link is not working, can you please update?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fobos531:
I have a D855. In my car there is a radio which does NOT have an AUX port. It only has a CD port and a USB port. The car does not feature Bluetooth Connectivity nor does it have Android Auto. My question is: how can I play songs directly from my LG G3 to the radio (possibly using the USB port)? How should I configure the phone. This is important for me because I don't want all the hassle with putting the songs on a USB device.

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] droidn00b1:
I'm about to pull the trigger on buying the S7 and (thanks to this forum) have researched the (T-mobile) "carrier" version with SnapDragon processor vs. the International non-carrier version with Exynos processor. Seems like the latter is generally preferred, with 2 drawbacks:

1) Not compatible with T-Mobile's wifi calling;

2) No VOLTE

My only remaining questions are:

1) It seems as though with most unlocked / non-carrier smartphone models, custom ROMs are usually made available that enable carrier-specific features, but it seems like no such ROMs have yet been developed and widely circulated to enable T-Mobile's wifi calling or VOLTE. Is it typically just a matter of WHEN, rather than IF, such ROMs usually get into circulation? IOW, even though I'll be without those features on the Exynos S7 for now, can I buy the phone with confidence that in the not too distant future there SHOULD be a ROM to enable these? (Wifi calling is actually rather important to me since my gf's apt is a dead zone.)

2) Can someone ELI5 VOLTE to me? I'm still note entirely sure what it is / does, and want to evaluate how much I should care if my Exynos S7 doesn't support this...
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] mehtamitul:
Exynos does support volte. I am using it and it works fine.

Sent from my SM-G930FD using Taptalk
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] lexluthor:
I just saw this post that may interest you.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=68826415&postcount=2
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] hotstreak37:
Check out tkkg's CSC

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s7/development/utility-flashable-csc-selection-30-t3392949

T-Mobile volte and wifi calling appears to be working with this csc
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] tyrone1:
Have both working on my g930f.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Kejay3190:
Would you mind explaining how you got it working? Did you have to do anything other than change your CSC? I changed my CSC to T-Mobile US and I now have the option to enable wifi calling, however when I turn it on it just hangs there saying 'Enabling'.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] tyrone1:
Did you change it with that CSC changer v1.7?

That is really all I did. Install n7 rom then change CSC to TMB.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Kejay3190:
Yep that's what I used. I did a clean install of the SuperMan rom and used CSC changer again...same issue, it hangs at Enabling. Even went back to stock rom and it does the same thing.

Finally, I installed the Note 7 OnTheEdge rom like you said and it appears to be working, I now see the wifi calling notification at the top left and I get the volte icon when i'm not connected to wifi. I wonder if anyone has been able to get it to work on other roms?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] tyrone1:
I've only tried it on n7rom mentioned above. Guess it has to do with the rom since not working in Superman rom.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] leboreiro:
Hello [MENTION=5318175]Kejay3190[/MENTION] [MENTION=3632941]tyrone1[/MENTION]

Im currently looking for this too.. i've g930FD .. i want Volte .. already flashed tmobile usa csc and UK tmobile csc .. i get 4gLte Signal but not LTE .. wifi calling toogle appeared but didnt work because of a wrong sim card (im not in the us) .. so ontheedge rom now is nougat based but i want to keep marshmallow because of xposed... have any of you guys managed to get volte working and which custom rom / modem and csc are you using to get this working? .. i appreatiate very much your help.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] tyrone1:
It works now. I do super man rom. Search that thread how to do it. You have to flash zto csc then boot then flash TMB csc. Then Switch a couple toggles.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Kambz1994:
Hi guys,sorry for this lame question.I got Xiaomi mi5 64gb version.I'm thinking to sell it and buy Oneplus 3.My point is op3 worth buying if I already got Xiaomi mi5? I didn't have any problem with Xiaomi untill now.Will op3 give me better expirience?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] leledumbo:
"Better experience" is a broad and subjective term, there would never be any definitive answer for that. However, you should normally get 'yes' in OP3 forum and 'no' here (some abnormal people say 'yes' here, wonder why they keep reading mi5 forum if they don't like it).
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] silverblack:
Im deciding too but prefer the size of the Mi5 and the fact its £100 cheaper than the OP3 if you get a 32GB version.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] ChillyChan:
If you already have Mi 5, I don't think it's worth buying OP3 since the hardware is mostly the same.

Things that differentiate OP3 from Mi 5:

- Oxygen OS: If you love stock Android, this is a big plus since Oxygen OS is basically stock Android with some new features. You also get ambient display and gestures while display is off.

- 5.5'' AMOLED Screen: Bigger display (bigger phone size). Better contrast. Saves battery when displaying dark colors. More saturated but you can use SRGB mode.

- Metal unibody: If you prefer metal unibodies, OP3 is a plus. Mi 5 I believe is using glass/ceramic with a metal frame.

- RAM: OP3 comes with 6GB but it's overkill. Mi 5 is perfectly fine with 3/4 GB of RAM. Heck even my gaming PC has "only" 8 GB of RAM.

- Storage: OP3 comes only with 64 GB while Mi 5 has 32/64/128 GB options. Mi 5's 64 GB option is also cheaper than OP3 64 GB.

Camera is basically the same on both phones. They have the same sensor (IMX298), OIS, 16 MP and f/2.0 lenses.

Both have 3000 mAh batteries. OP3 is Li-Ion and Mi 5 is Li-Po.

If you are an audiophile though, I've read that Mi 5 uses Qualcomm's Aqstic (DAC, amp + codec) which is the same setup as HTC 10 and will give you much better sound quality than OP3, since OP3 doesn't have that (I can't find any reference that it has Aqstic) although it's rocking the same SoC (Snapdragon 820).
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] johal_jagdish:
Mi5 is Best Quality Phone
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] cheeze.keyk:
yes it is worth it. go for 1+3.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] freezindevil:
If you like larger displays, or oversaturated AMOLEDs, yeah sure the OnePlus 3 will improve your experience. Otherwise you could just unlock and flash your Mi 5.

The difference I reckon would be that unlocking OnePlus phones is a very easy process and do not void any warranties.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] tsukiyakie:
yes I think it's worth it. Go for it :D
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] La Yung:
I think in my opinion,MI5 have better battery life. If you want more ram,one plus three.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] SogaBan:
That's what is called having a perspective from all POV.

Xiaomi is notorious in releasing bug-free kernel sources. MIUI was the best in its fifth version (my opinion) and then onward, every iterations has been a crappy ride. And without a proper source code release - the custom ROMs have tough time to work flawlessly. Xiaomi has always been non-cooperative with the Dev community. And have you ever visited Xiaomi forum? I mean... come on!! Whose fertile idea was it to force you to post a "comment" before you can download something (almost all of the time) !!!

OnePlus 3 is a Dev friendly device. Can you give instance of one more company, who releases the source code even before the official release of the device itself?? (Before someone pounds in - yes, I know it was all a part of the large publicity stunts - then again we the users are benefited at the end). I only wish OnePlus 3 came out with a QuadHD IPS-LCD. Personally, I despise Amoled panels.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] leledumbo:
I'm a diamond member there. That "feature" is poster intention, normal ROM and important tools downloads don't need it. Posters hide download links in their post to gain reputation, to become higher level members as well. It's a system that makes MIUI forum looks active, despite most comments are only "thanks" or "great".
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] lapocompris:
The MI 5 is better than the OP3 only in one aspect : its smaller size. Otherwise, the OP3 is better about :

- sturdiness (remember the iPhone 6 bendgate ? the MI 5 is much worse)

- android development (just compare their xda forums)

- LTE frequencies

Since you are from Croatia, MI 5 does not support LTE band 20 (800MHz), I think that would be the deal breaker.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] SogaBan:
You see - that was my point precisely! Why would you even 'allow' to encourage the poster(s) to demonstrate a 'reputation-gaining-mechanism' ?!?

And no, that never makes any forum active - all it makes is to create a lot of 'off-the-track' distracting post(s) in the middle of the main discussion thread.

And I am a diamond member too there (with the same name and icon).

Returning back to the main question - OP3 is an unparalleled bargain in the same price segment - grab it with all your might. By the way, I am also keeping an eye on the newly released Mi5S Plus which comes with quite attractive attributes. I doubt what will its price be?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] minhmeopro:
mi5 is lighter, fits well to normal user pockets
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] soushi0825:
oneplus3 is well developed contract to mi5, because xiaomi did not release the kernel source completely.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] greg17477:
Wrong. They did. It's even posted here on xda...
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Vihru:
i have oneplus3 but i ordered mi5 because its smaller, and have same camera sensor..
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] ermacwins:
Why didn't you get the 5s? Has better camera
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Vihru:
its not that small as mi5..
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] bozy09:
Guys should i buy mi5 or spend £100 more and get oneplus 3? how much different is the android developing between the two? What I mean is, if oneplus has a score of 10/10 for android developing then what will the mi5 get?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] BBCbreno:
Just my humble opinion:

Only two things Mi5 is better than OP3 for me:

- price

- size

The rest, OP3 is so so so better! The worst about Mi5 for me is the MIUI, this ROM is just terrible!
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] leledumbo:
You should elaborate more. Xiaomi is always focusing its MIUI, not the underlying base Android. OnePlus' OxygenOS is only a thin layer over stock Android (hence the easier porting to newer base). For me, MIUI has better development since the customization is very deep and you get much more ready to use features than stock Android.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] greg17477:
This, well said.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Ulver:
If you don't like MIUI, don't get this phone.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] bozy09:
Thanks for your suggestions!
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] nkt09:
I can't deny it: I would have liked to buy the OP3. It has killer specs and the community is pretty nice, as well the dev section, as I like to have the latest killer ROM, but...

Mi5 will be my second Xiaomi. I sold my Redmi Note 2 some days ago, and I bought the Mi5. Why? The actual price of it is appealing. Almost half a OP3. MIUI is great, and it's updated weekly by a enormous community. It's such a pity that the MIUI forums are full of c*ap, creating a illusion of great community and lots of people hanging around the forums. That's why I come here at xda. You can't see a real review, opinion from a ROM, Mod or something else in MIUI forum. I've posted a few back in the day when I was into the Xiaomi ecosphere, but seriously I given up. Only passing by to see if something happens, and to see something that's not here.

Before you buy, think of all things you want in a new terminal, and if you really want to be part of this community. If I had the funds I'd go to a OP3. I don't have it, so I bought Mi5. So much cheaper, and yet powerful. Choose wisely.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Saif80:
Sir, I'm thinking about getting the mi5s plus, but a little confused if I should go for oneplus 3 instead . Any advice?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] SogaBan:
At this point, I am quite skeptical about the fact whether Mi5S Plus will at all be launched in the sub-continent or not. If I am not wrong - there has been instances where the Chinese manufacturers release a more 'premium' model exclusively in their homeland - but, once again, I can be wrong.

Unless you have a "dire" necessity of a smartphone "right now", I'd recommend you to hold back your purchase for another 2/3 months. Otherwise, Oneplus 3 will always be your safer bet (however, OnePlus is still not following standard industry protocols for few things - the USB type-C, for example. Read

HERE

for details).

Oh, by the way, in case it helps - I am also keeping a watch on the Moto Z (pre-ordering starts from 17th Oct @ 40K)
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] chiragkrishna:
MI5

Pros:

1) cost & discounts

2) powerful phone

Cons:

1) service centers sucks big time

2) replacement for parts can take up to 1 to 2 months

3) both the back panel & screen can crack very easily

4) MIUI- no need to talk about it

5) horrible at releasing kernel sources

6) GPS has problems

7) you get QC2 charger with the box

8) very poor android update history

OP3

Pros:

1) Google killed Nexus line up with pixel, but OP3 is considered as a nexus device

2) solid development in the android community

3) good update history

4) you get a clean stock rom

Cons:

1) cant find any
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] minhmeopro:
Op3 has lower battery life and heavier than Mi5. Just wait and see next year whether op3 still has support or not after then lauching op4
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Saif80:
Release of the mi5s plus is not a problem because I'm in China right now I can easily order it and get it in 3 days. But I think you're right about waiting even though it is hard for me as my nexus is broken and I'm currently using j7 which frankly is a pain in the ass sometimes except the battery.

Anyways I read a news on phonearena saying that there is news of oneplus 3 + in development source here

Which I think will remove the few issues we have with op3. And xiaomi is also releasing note2 next month which Is said to come with a surprise, whatever the hell that means source here
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] troublecro:
I got QC 3.0 out of the box,compared and tested with 2 QC 3.0 chargers I own. QC 2.0 charger is only delivered in India afaik.

And I find MIUI a refreshing experience over stock Android I used for almost 5 years now.

GPS works flawlessly on MIUI 8 global. At least for me and Here maps.

Google didn't kill Nexus line,only rebranded it and no sane person considers OP3 as Nexus device. OnePlus is a (cheaper) sub brand of Oppo and that's it.