Setup Instructions

Install all necessary packages:

  1. Java SDK 1.5.0 or later
  2. J2ME Wireless Toolkit, if you are a Mac OSX user, you might want to try mpowerplayer SDK [1].
  3. Get Eclipse. (Or use any IDE that you are familiar with)
  4. Get MUPE developer tools for Eclipse (requires Eclipse 3.2 or newer): Tools page.
  5. Get MupeClient [2] and unzip it into the application folder under the wireless toolkit. The application folder is under the apps folder (for example: c:\wtk23\apps\). You might also want the latest beta client, see Downloads for latest Beta. (SVN: [3])

Creating new Mupe project in Eclipse

  1. Create a new project with the MUPE tool plugin (Ctrl+N - MUPE->New MUPE project)
  2. Give the project a name and select any template
  3. To run the project in eclipse, do the following: Select Run->Run...
  4. Select Java Application
  5. Click the icon for "New launch configuration"
  6. Select the project as the one you just created
  7. Give a name to the configuration
  8. Click the "include libraries when searching for a main class" tick box
  9. Run: com.nokia.mupe.core.startserver.Startserver class (Click "Search..." following the Main class editfield, and from the list, select StartServer)
  10. Run the server - your first MUPE server should be now in operation - might take a few seconds..

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Running Wireless Toolkit

  1. Start Wireless Toolkit (ktoolbar starts the toolkit). (First time only: Edit-> Preferences...->Storage-> Heap Size - set to e.g. 60000 - the emulator takes a lot of memory - much more than an actual phone)
  2. Open MupeClient2
  3. Build once
  4. Run.