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DictionaryForMIDs for Mobiles (Java ME; most devices from Nokia, Samsungs, RIM (Blackberry), LG, SonyEricsson, Motorola and plenty more) => General discussions => Topic started by: pharmahmed20 on 29. October 2010, 03:24:06

Title: where should i put dictionary cvs files in DFM project in netbean
Post by: pharmahmed20 on 29. October 2010, 03:24:06
Gert
I can't say more than you are great for all your efforts

Can you please tell me how to add dictionary cvs files in Dfm project while i'm using netbean
i tried to put it in res\dictionary but it still say that there is no dictionary loaded
and I don't know what to write in dictionary path in setting form

I think that the build.xml which netbean generate in missed something
so I attach a picture of the emulator and the build.xml file
I hope you can understand what i mean,,, :)
thank you  :)
Title: Re: where should i put dictionary cvs files in DFM project in netbean
Post by: Gert on 29. October 2010, 07:55:01
Thanks for your interest in developing for DictionaryForMIDs !

From a quick look at your screenshot it looks ok to me.

I use Eclipse not Netbeans; some others here use Netbeans and they may have a hint for you.

Normally, myself I do compile DfM without dictionaries (it then would start exactly as shown on your screenshot without dictionary); I then run JarCreator to include the files generated from DictionaryGeneration. Anyway, occasionally I also include the dictionary directly from Eclipse by putting them into JavaME\res (same as you intend do).

I did not yet have time to look at the build.xml that you attached. I guess there will be only a minor problem. You could check the content of the Jar file that is created out of NetBeans and see what is in the res directory.

Best regards,
Gert
Title: Re: where should i put dictionary cvs files in DFM project in netbean
Post by: pharmahmed20 on 29. October 2010, 13:55:29
Thank you Gert

the problem solved by using JarCreator
Title: Re: where should i put dictionary cvs files in DFM project in netbean
Post by: Gert on 29. October 2010, 19:17:14
Ok great - keep us informed if you create something useful !

Gert