How to use J2ME programs to test the life cycle of MIDlet
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/ / File name: LifeCircleMIDlet.Java
Import javax.microedition.midlet.*
/ * *
* Test the lifecycle of MIDlet
, /
Public class LifeCircleMIDlet extends MIDlet {
/ * *
* default construction method
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Public LifeCircleMIDlet () {
System.out.println ("default constructor")
}
/ * *
* Startup method
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Public void startApp () {
System.out.println ("startApp method")
}
/ * *
* pause method
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Public void pauseApp () {
System.out.println ("pauseApp method")
}
/ * *
* destruction method
* @ param b
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Public void destroyApp (boolean b) {
System.out.println ("destroyApp method")
}
}
When you run the program in J2WTK, you can simulate a pause event using the pause and resume menus in the MIDlet menu in the browser.
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