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I load my programs doing the following:

(Note: This is on an Curve 8310--which has a memory card slot--not sure if you can plug in the phone and use it in HardDisk mode)

Plug the phone into the computer to enable HD mode
Copy the .jad, .jar and .cod to the memory card (or device memory in your case if HD mode works for this) of the phone
Click the Media Icon
Open the menu within media and hit explore (Here I have an option for memory card OR device memory) -- Select the device memory
Finally, find and select the .jad file -- the phone will ask if you want to download--just hit yes, and this will prompt for the install

Again, I realize this is a different (older) phone which you are using, so this method may not work.

Hope it helps!

Greg

gregd 2010-01-12 06:52:06

thanx dude for the tip... but i spose they didnt provide the Memory card slot in older phones... hence this way also not workingsecondly i tried to do the same with the desktop manager... but though it shows the connection with the simulator but doesnt let me load any program... clicking javaloader itself results in error! :( don know wat to do...

JaVadid 2010-01-12 07:56:00

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+1 A:

Well friends at last i tried uploading the applications .cod and .jad along with the optional .jar onto my company's server... and guess wat... it did download using the jar file but after trying all the techniques mentioned here... i guessed this was it...

But the application though gets listed in the applications but doesnt show up on the menu... and neither does it run in anyway...

Hence im closing with the research here... thanx a lot guys...

JaVadid 2010-01-13 08:09:29

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