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levelsNumber=10;
batMax = fscommand2("GetMaxBatteryLevel");
batLevel = fscommand2("GetBatteryLevel");
batSource = fscommand2("GetPowerSource");
batLevel2 = Math.ceil(batLevel*levelsNumber/batMax);
if (batSource == 0) //if battery is not connected...
{
gotoAndPlay(batLevel2);
}
No Networkinside the textbox. This will be your default display if the phone is out of coverage area or when phone is in Offline/Airplane Mode. Now press Esc(Escape button) on your keyboard to close the text tool.
display(You are free to use any word or text for the variable name), make sure this text box is a dynamic textbox( refer the image below ). Chose the font color (other than black if your background color is black) and then change the color, and font size as you desire.
1. fscommand2("GetNetworkStatus");
2. fscommand2("GetNetworkName","display");
displayon line 2. of the code should be same as declared for the variable name for the text box earlier.
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levelsNumber=10;
signalMax = fscommand2("GetMaxSignalLevel");
signalLevel = Math.ceil(fscommand2("GetSignalLevel")*levelsNumber/signalMax);
networkstatus = fscommand2("GetNetworkStatus");if (networkstatus == 0)
{
//If there is no network signalLevel = levelsNumber + 1;
// screen will display NO SIGNAL(11th frame) }gotoAndPlay(signalLevel);
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There are two tools with witch you can do that....
1) Sun Java Wireless Toolkit.
2) S60 3rd Edition SDK for Symbian S, Supporting Feature Pack 1, for MIDP
Sun Java Wireless Toolkit
The Sun Java Wireless Toolkit (formerly known as Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME) Wireless Toolkit) is a state-of-the-art toolbox for developing wireless applications that are based on J2ME's Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) and Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP), and designed to run on cell phones, mainstream personal digital assistants, and other small mobile devices. The toolkit includes the emulation environments, performance optimization and tuning features, documentation, and examples that developers need to bring efficient and successful wireless applications to market quickly
Here are some of the screen shots of Sun Java Wireless Toolkit
Follow the Link to download Sun Java Wireless Toolkit.
This is a 38.3 Mb download.
But for Wireless Toolkit First the jar file has to be conver to jad format and both of them kept at the same location.
This is the screenshot of the Jar to jad converter......
Download Jar To Jad converter only 70 Kb.
S60 3rd Edition SDK for Symbian OS, Supporting Feature Pack 1, for MIDP
This is an emulator from nokia where you can test your java applicaitons and games. Almost all applications and games run on it , but the applications which requires to use the phones memory ( Not the RAM memory ) or card memory may not even install at all. This thing can run symbian applications also. As the name suggests it is made for the Symbian S60 3rd Edition OS. So it can run applications and games having .sis and .sisx extension.
Here are some of the screen shots of the Nokia SDK
Follow this link and download Nokia S60 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 2 SDK
From the download options.
This is a large 445 Mb download.
but you'll need to login to download this Application.
Here are some of the games which you can try it on the emulator and your mobile....
Just visit my gallery at mobile9
some game screenshots
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