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answers:

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Here is my class, very simple:

public class SelectYesNoArea extends Manager {

    BitmapField yes;
    BitmapField no;
    DateField date;
    Calendar cal;

    public SelectYesNoArea(long style){
        super(style);           

        Bitmap bgPic = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("divBackgrounds.png");
        Background bg = BackgroundFactory.createBitmapBackground(bgPic);
        setBackground(bg);

        cal = Calendar.getInstance();               
        date = new DateField("",cal.getTime().getTime(), DateFormat.DATE_SHORT);
        add(date);

        Bitmap bitYes = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("yes.png");
        yes = new BitmapField(bitYes);
        add(yes);

        Bitmap bitNo = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("no.png");
        no = new BitmapField(bitNo);
        add(no);
    }   
}

I just want to handle when a user taps on the bitmapField. How can I do this?

A: 

Try using the Field.FOCUSABLE style when creating your BitmapField.

Marc Novakowski
+2  A: 

Use an anonymous class:

yes = new BitmapField(bitYes) {
    trackwheelClick(int status, int time) {
        Do whatever you want here !
    }
}
TheSquad