Arrangement of executable files
When creating an executable you will be prompted for the directory into which to place
the executables. If a movie is called 'mymovie' then a directory called 'mymovie' is created
in the chosen output directory and under the 'mymovie' directory the following directories will be
created as required.
- applet - Contains the .html and .jar files for display in a browser
- 503i - Contains the .jam, .jar and .html files for display on i-mode 503i phones
- 504i -Contains the .jam, .jar and .html for display on i-mode 504i phones
- midlet - Contains the .jad and .jar files for display on a standard j2me MIDP enabled device
without API extensions.
- KDDI - Contains the .kjx file for download into a KDDI AU phone with EZplus capabilities.
- JPhone - Contains a .jad and .jar file for download into a J-Phone J-Sky phone.
- vfone - .jad and .jar for Vodafone handsets
- h3g - .jad and .jar for Hutchinson 3G handsets
As described above for a midlet 'mymovie.jad' and 'mymovie.jar' would be created in the 'midlet' subdirectory however the
movie may link to other movie files and resources on the server and all these resources
are contained together in 'midlet' directory. Movies that must reside on the server will
have the '.csx' suffix. When uploading an executable move to a server all
of the files in the 'mymovie_files' directory should be uploaded together and reside
in the same directory on the server.
Note that the server directory name is arbitrary however in the case of midlets it is
important to specify the code base for '.csx. files and other resources to be located
correctly.