Copy-Midlet? - GSM-Forum

vikado77 · 04-03-2003, 14:15

I search a midlet, which can copy files?
Does somebody know a such midlet?
vikadoQfreenet.de
Thanks for advance

dm_bg · 04-03-2003, 15:48

midlets for sl4x have permissions to manipulate files only in the 'storage' subdirectory of the midlet. so I don't think that's possible on a sl4x.
It is possible on s55, but the midlet asks for user's permission.
Although it's possible on s55 I haven't yet heard of such midlet.

vikado77 · 04-03-2003, 15:55

Yes, but i can put the file in the storage-directory and than copy (bit for bit) for example)?
Or is this not possible?

dm_bg · 04-03-2003, 16:34

aha, I now understand what you mean

well I think it's possible, but haven't heard of such midlet too. I think it would be a very simple program, but sadly I can program only in C\C++, maybe if you ask somebody who can program in java...

dm_bg · 04-03-2003, 16:43

well, it just came to my mind that i've heard of such a midlet

, although this is not its purpose. It's MicroReader. With it you can open any type of file, create any type of file and use copy and paste.
For example, you have a midi file which you want to copy, named midi.mid. You have to move midi.mid to the storage subfolder of MicroReader, then create a new file - for example midi1.mid. then open midi.mid, enter editing mode, choose copy from the menu, then open midi1.mid, enter editing mode and choose paste from the menu. it's a bit of headache, but it should work.

dm_bg · 04-03-2003, 16:51

oh, well that's not a good solution, because the part of the file which you can edit is limited by memory. so, if you use this method you'll have to copy the file page by page

vikado77 · 04-03-2003, 20:16

That is boring ; )
Have somebody else an idea?

04-03-2003, 14:15	#1 (permalink)
vikado77 Freak Poster Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 228 Member: 13636 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	Copy-Midlet? I search a midlet, which can copy files? Does somebody know a such midlet? vikadoQfreenet.de Thanks for advance

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dm_bg Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Sofia, Bulgaria Age: 40 Posts: 16 Member: 24603 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	well, it just came to my mind that i've heard of such a midlet, although this is not its purpose. It's MicroReader. With it you can open any type of file, create any type of file and use copy and paste. For example, you have a midi file which you want to copy, named midi.mid. You have to move midi.mid to the storage subfolder of MicroReader, then create a new file - for example midi1.mid. then open midi.mid, enter editing mode, choose copy from the menu, then open midi1.mid, enter editing mode and choose paste from the menu. it's a bit of headache, but it should work. Last edited by dm_bg; 04-03-2003 at 16:50.

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04-03-2003, 15:48	#2 (permalink)
dm_bg Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Sofia, Bulgaria Age: 40 Posts: 16 Member: 24603 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	midlets for sl4x have permissions to manipulate files only in the 'storage' subdirectory of the midlet. so I don't think that's possible on a sl4x. It is possible on s55, but the midlet asks for user's permission. Although it's possible on s55 I haven't yet heard of such midlet.

04-03-2003, 15:55	#3 (permalink)
vikado77 Freak Poster Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 228 Member: 13636 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	Yes, but i can put the file in the storage-directory and than copy (bit for bit) for example)? Or is this not possible?

04-03-2003, 16:34	#4 (permalink)
dm_bg Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Sofia, Bulgaria Age: 40 Posts: 16 Member: 24603 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	aha, I now understand what you mean well I think it's possible, but haven't heard of such midlet too. I think it would be a very simple program, but sadly I can program only in C\C++, maybe if you ask somebody who can program in java...

04-03-2003, 16:51	#6 (permalink)
dm_bg Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Sofia, Bulgaria Age: 40 Posts: 16 Member: 24603 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	oh, well that's not a good solution, because the part of the file which you can edit is limited by memory. so, if you use this method you'll have to copy the file page by page

04-03-2003, 20:16	#7 (permalink)
vikado77 Freak Poster Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 228 Member: 13636 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	That is boring ; ) Have somebody else an idea?