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I just realized that the Resource Editor still generates the old additional jars with creating the Netbeans project.
For example: IO.jar, IO_SE.jar, UI.jar, UI_RIM_Touch.jar instead of LWUIT_MIDP.jar, MIDP_IO.jar, LWUIT_Blackberry_4_7_OrNewer.jar like used in the example apps in the LWUIT 1.5 download.

Is this intentional? If yes, do I have to remove the ones auto generated and add the newer jars when working on my project in net-beans?

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The JAR's should generally be updated but they aren't necessarily identical since they are generated by a different build process. We will resolve this in the Codename One designer tool.

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I think that the jars generated by the Resource Editor are updated. I'm working with it, and I got no problems in MIDP projects, but is possible that the UI_RIM is out of date because my BB projects don't start.

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  • Yes MIDP works just fine, its the BB builds am tearing my hair out over, especially in terms of the network connections errors. – Daydah Jan 27 '12 at 08:51
  • Oh, I have the same issue. Can it be resolved with LWUIT_Blackberry_4_7_OrNewer.jar? I'm going to try with this. – Mun0n Jan 27 '12 at 08:58
  • Let me know your outcome please. And your netbeans version, so i can download it and do the same. I use 6.9. Thanks – Daydah Jan 27 '12 at 09:00
  • One thing, are you using `HttpConnection`? the URL must finish with ";deviceside=true" – Mun0n Jan 27 '12 at 09:00
  • thanks but I can't use `deviceside` mainly because I am not developing for Blackberry alone. Unless there was a way to detect the build version and add it. Thanks – Daydah Jan 29 '12 at 15:32