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Hi, All,
I start up from a MIDlet and transfer to a GUI Canvas when
press a soft key, but the GUI.java
never answer my addCommand request ....

I mean, these soft buttons I add, they didn't show up on the screen, and I
my call code is :

====================
display.setCurrent(gui)
=======================

what's wrong...@@?

Best regards,
Boki.

Boki wrote:
> I start up from a MIDlet and transfer to a GUI Canvas when
> press a soft key, but the GUI.java
> never answer my addCommand request ....

Please rephrase your message. It is very unclear. I understand that
you're displaying a class that extends Canvas, but what do you mean by
"never answer my addCommand request"? Do you mean you're creating an
instance of Command and calling Canvas.addCommand()?

If so, please post the code for where you create the Command, where you
create the Canvas and where you add the Command to the Canvas. Canvas
objects can and do display Commands, so the problem's in your code
somewhere...

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Hi Darry,
Thank you very much for your reply.
I solve this problem this morning already, I set a wrong

display.setCurrent ( XXX )

but, just now, I have another problem,

I create a Form from MIDlet and show it when MIDlet startApp(),

I will change the screen to GUI.java when I press a soft button,

right now, I can't back to the Form of MIDlet...

GUI.java ( extends Canvas ) can't destroy()..

I need help.

Best regards,
Boki.

"Darryl Pierce" <>
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> Boki wrote:
>> I start up from a MIDlet and transfer to a GUI Canvas when
>> press a soft key, but the GUI.java
>> never answer my addCommand request ....
>
> Please rephrase your message. It is very unclear. I understand that you're
> displaying a class that extends Canvas, but what do you mean by "never
> answer my addCommand request"? Do you mean you're creating an instance of
> Command and calling Canvas.addCommand()?
>
> If so, please post the code for where you create the Command, where you
> create the Canvas and where you add the Command to the Canvas. Canvas
> objects can and do display Commands, so the problem's in your code
> somewhere...
>
> --
> Darryl L. Pierce <>
> Visit my homepage: http://mcpierce.multiply.com
> "By doubting we come to inquiry, through inquiry truth." - Peter Abelard

"Boki" <> writes:

> right now, I can't back to the Form of MIDlet...
>
> GUI.java ( extends Canvas ) can't destroy()..

Why not add a Comand to GUI.java that will let you switch back to the
form?

sure, do you mean

when I press a soft button
and that perform:

display.setCurrent( Main form ) ?

Best regards,
Boki.

"Tor Iver Wilhelmsen" <>
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> "Boki" <> writes:
>
>> right now, I can't back to the Form of MIDlet...
>>
>> GUI.java ( extends Canvas ) can't destroy()..
>
> Why not add a Comand to GUI.java that will let you switch back to the
> form?

Boki wrote:
> but, just now, I have another problem,
>
> I create a Form from MIDlet and show it when MIDlet startApp(),
>
> I will change the screen to GUI.java when I press a soft button,
>
> right now, I can't back to the Form of MIDlet...
>
> GUI.java ( extends Canvas ) can't destroy()..

I'm sorry, the language barrier is really hard to get past. If you have
a Displayable object, such as a Form, then calling
Display.getDisplay([your active MIDlet]).setCurrent([the Displayable])
will change the active display to the one you passed in. Can you post
the code where you're changing the display please?

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"Boki" <> writes:

> when I press a soft button
> and that perform:
>
> display.setCurrent( Main form ) ?

Yes.

I got it.
By the way, could we destroy it to release memory?

Thank you very much.

Best regards,
Boki.

"Tor Iver Wilhelmsen" <>
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> "Boki" <> writes:
>
>> when I press a soft button
>> and that perform:
>>
>> display.setCurrent( Main form ) ?
>
> Yes.

Boki wrote:
> I got it.
> By the way, could we destroy it to release memory?

No. Garbage collection is out of your hands with all forms of Java. You
can only dispose of all references to the Object; the VM will reclaim
memory when it needs it.

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Darryl L. Pierce <>
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I got it!

Thank you a lot !

Best regards,
Boki.

"Darryl Pierce" <>
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> Boki wrote:
>> I got it.
>> By the way, could we destroy it to release memory?
>
> No. Garbage collection is out of your hands with all forms of Java. You
> can only dispose of all references to the Object; the VM will reclaim
> memory when it needs it.
>
> --
> Darryl L. Pierce <>
> Visit my homepage: http://mcpierce.multiply.com
> "By doubting we come to inquiry, through inquiry truth." - Peter Abelard