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KIJ000662 - Using platformRequest in signed MIDlets
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| Using platformRequest() in signed MIDlets | KIJ000662 | |
| Overview | - | |
| Category | Java | |
| Subcategory | MIDP1.0/2.0 | |
| Reported against | S60 3rd Edition | |
| Date identified | June 4, 2007 | |
| Symptoms | - | |
| Detailed description | MIDlets can launch browser using the <MIDlet>.platformRequest("http://<URL here>") method call. On S60 3rd Edition phones this works properly when the MIDlet is unsigned. However, when the MIDlet has been signed to a trusted 3rd party domain (for example, using a Thawte or Verisign certificate, or through Java Verified certification) the platformRequest() call throws an exception (ConnectionNotFoundException). | |
| How to reproduce | - | |
| Solution | Request permission for javax.microedition.io.Connector.http for the MIDlet. Note: This has been corrected for S60 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 1 devices. |
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