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The Device Explorer concept provides the means to interact with the application manager found on all
Java enabled handsets with the exception of those using Symbian OS.
The Device Explorer is entirely connection independent, allowing you to use Bluetooth, infrared or any
other means of phone to PC connection.
By using the Device Explorer plugin in conjunction with the EclipseME plugin suite, you can build a power-
ful and convenient development platform for J2ME based development.
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Special paper Sony Ericsson Device Explorer plugin
Prerequisites
The Device Explorer plugin is tested and offered for use with Eclipse 3.0.x.
The plugin comes prebundled in the Sony Ericsson 2.2.2 SDK and can be found within your installation
directory, for example, <drive>/J2ME_SDK/OnDeviceDebug/lib/devexp/plugins/com.sonyerics-
son.sdkme.deviceexplorer_2.2.2.
Alternatively you can obtain the plugin from Sony Ericsson Developer World.
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Special paper Sony Ericsson Device Explorer plugin
Step 2 - Installation
Before installing the Device Explorer you must stop any running instances of your Eclipse derived IDE. If
you have acquired the plugin from the Sony Ericsson Developer World site you should proceed to extract
the Zip file into your Eclipse plugin directory (<drive>/eclipse/plugins). If you wish to use the version sup-
plied with the Sony Ericsson SDK you can proceed to simply copy the relevant directory into your Eclipse
plugin folder.
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Special paper Sony Ericsson Device Explorer plugin
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Special paper Sony Ericsson Device Explorer plugin
To enable the new view select "Sony Ericsson Device Explorer View" from under the "Other" branch.
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Special paper Sony Ericsson Device Explorer plugin
When the Device Explorer launches you will see a new "Connection Proxy" window. This is a key compo-
nent of the Device Explorer plugin that facilitates the connection to the Sony Ericsson phone. As with the
Device Explorer tool, it is offered in a standalone form as part of the SDK. You only require one instance of
the Connection Proxy to be active and it is included with the Device Explorer plugin as a convenience.
You should leave the Connection Proxy open at all times when using the Device Explorer.
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Special paper Sony Ericsson Device Explorer plugin
Upon a successful connection, the Connection Proxy will display an image of the relevant phone and a
new explorer panel will be presented in Eclipse.
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The relevant Device Explorer functions are available both in the top menu area and by right clicking on a
given MIDlet.
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In addition to the Device Explorer, the File Explorer allows you to browse the local file system and install
MIDlets to the handset.
To enable the new view select "Sony Ericsson File Explorer" from under the "Other" branch.
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Special paper Sony Ericsson Device Explorer plugin
When the File Explorer launches you will see a new "Sony Ericsson File Explorer " tab, listing all root
drives.
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Special paper Sony Ericsson Device Explorer plugin
You can browse the file system for MIDlets to install to the handset. When a JAD or JAR file are selected,
the phone transfer icon is enabled allowing you to transfer the content.
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Known Issues
The connection proxy refuses to connect via Bluetooth
There is no definitive solution to this issue, because of the differences in vendor Bluetooth products that
are available. As a first step you should try to adjust your settings in the Connection Proxy tool in order to
reflect your Bluetooth hardware configuration.
If you have installed the Sony Ericsson SDK it is recommended to use the stand alone Connection Proxy
and tweak your settings until you successfully establish a connection.
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