To enable the web server to serve midlets, you need to set the following
MIME types on the web server:
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text/vnd.sun.j2me.app-descriptor for .jad files (Java Application Descriptor files)
Besides configuring the web server, make sure the following is done:
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In the JAD file the MIDlet-Jar-Size attribute must contain the correct size of the JAR file.
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In the JAD file the MIDlet-Jar-URL attribute must contain the HTTP URL where to fetch the JAR file.
For example, https://www.mobilefish.com/midlets/TestMIDlet.jar
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Place the JAR and JAD file in a public area of your web server.
Now the customer can download the midlet on its mobile device:
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On the mobile device, start the Java Application Management (JAM) software and select the wireless installation option.
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Enter the URL of the Java Application Descriptor (JAD).
For example, https://www.mobilefish.com/midlets/TestMIDlet.jad
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The mobile device will now download and install the application.
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