This is my first issue with the Java SunSPOT, out-of-the-box. From Netbeans 5.5, when you start a new Sun SPOT Application, a template application is always created. The template application builds and deploys correctly-- assuming you followed all the installation instructions and wrestled away all the PATH or ENV issues-- and should print, "Hello World!", followed by the address of the SPOT client's radio. However, the latter part does not happen. Instead, you get the following error:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: MIDlet class specified, org.sunspotworld.src/org/sunspotworld/StartApplication, was not found
What's the problem? Well, this may be something I screwed up in my setup, but the manifest file is set up wrong! Here's what I get with a new project and no alterations:
MIDlet-1: src/org/sunspotworld/StartApplication, , org.sunspotworld.src/org/sunspotworld/StartApplication
The line, written correctly, should read:
MIDlet-1: src/org/sunspotworld/StartApplication, , org.sunspotworld.StartApplication
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