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4 total messages Started by Daniel O'Shea Wed, 08 Oct 2003 05:58
Hello?
#161
Author: Daniel O'Shea
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2003 05:58
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So, does anyone read this group? Anybody out there coding in J2ME?
Re: Hello?
#162
Author: Stephen Oakes
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2003 06:18
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> So, does anyone read this group?

Yep.

> Anybody out there coding in J2ME?

Probably - not me though.  I hate the stuff. ;-)

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Stephen Oakes
Re: Hello?
#163
Author: John Henderson
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2003 06:39
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"Daniel O'Shea" wrote:

> So, does anyone read this group? Anybody out there coding in
> J2ME?

Maybe there're others like myself, just beginning to get my head
around this, and simply reading at present.  I'll probably have
lots of questions some time.

John
Re: Hello?
#165
Author: Andrew Jens
Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2003 00:02
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> So, does anyone read this group?
Yes, but it would be good if there was more activity - what sort of things
would be good to generate interest?

I'm also keen to go to the Sydney Java Users Group, but they never update
their web site (http://www.ajug.org.au/sjug/index.html - now up to 15 months
without an update). As a result, I never know when the next meeting is, or
what the topic will be.


>Anybody out there coding in J2ME?
I'm still just trying to write plain old-fashioned Java client apps - using
NetBeans IDE 3.5.1. I like the IDE, but can anyone suggest a better (free)
IDE?

Cheers,
Andrew Jens.
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