WTK & ECLIPSE!!

Ok looks like no one knows about WTK with eclipse:)
Is anyone developing anything for Instinct here at all? If yes what are you using?

I'm using netbeans with Sprint's plugin and the WTK. I've been mucking around with the calendar, did a 30-day event layout (like Agendus 30-day outlook screen) and I'm looking maybe writing something to  sync with Google Calendar.

Just curious, how is your slide to unlock app going? What do you think the chances are that it will end up working? I know there are a ton of people who have been asking for an app like this and you would be a hero to them if you could pull it off!

Well if I ever get the set up right I have an eBay and few more apps in the head.

HagNDaz,

Eclipse ME is the plug in for mobile development. I thought i needed it, maybe your method doesn't require it, I'll be happy to keep it as simple as possible:).  I am quite familiar with java eclipse so if you could post instructions to what you did to get it to work I am fairly sure I can follow them.

To be more precise I can get the WTK imported and project created and sample code written, but when I go to run it I get an unhandled exception which I am sure comes from a bad set up since the same sample code works in WTK compiler.

Thanks for your help

Try following this guide http://developer.sprint.com/getDocument.do?docId=98440
It worked for me.

public class Payroll
{
   public static void main(String[] args)
   {
      int hours = 40;
      double grossPay, payRate = 25.0;
     
      grossPay = hours * payRate;
      System.out.println("Your gross pay is $" + grossPay);
   }
}

That's all the Java you will ever need to know  ! Kidding, but yeah I just started learning Java. Any suggestions on how to develop anything for the instinct? I have the WTK and I use JCreatorLE, I haven't given Eclipse a fair shake.

Oh, getting netbeans to work is a piece of cake.

Eclipse on the other hand..

Well, I have eclipse working fine with the emulator. But it's the *EXPORTING* to the phone that simply won't work, and I don't know why! The jar has the same file structure; same resources, same manifest file. Only.. the .classes it generates are slightly different sizes. There's some signing garbage that eclipse isn't doing, or something. So until I figure that out, netbeans is the only IDE I can use that can output a jar that the phone itself can run..