If the application itself adds an encryption layer over HTTP connections, then I guess it should be OK.
Davy
Then the only issue left would be the back bar obscuring the ticket.
I guess it would not be a problem in portrait mode, but I do not know if if/how to activate portrait mode on my N9.
Btw, from the file manager "file box" jar files do not start. Only a grey page pops up.
Then the only issue left would be the back bar obscuring the ticket.
I guess it would not be a problem in portrait mode, but I do not know if if/how to activate portrait mode on my N9.
Btw, from the file manager "file box" jar files do not start. Only a grey page pops up.
I am afraid that the back bar obscuring the ticket is something that
can only be solved in the midlet, because it seems to compute the
available space for drawing/scaling the ticket on the canvas in the
wrong way.
A Maemo device has 800x480 pixels in landscape mode. If you
don't hide the Maemo top bar, you have 800x424 pixels available
for the midlet (including the blue bars at the top and bottom).
Excluding the blue bars you have 800x348 pixels available.
There are basically two types of going full screen:
-one that hides the Maemo top bar (because the Qt4 application
goes full screen)
-one that hides the blue bars (because the midlet goes full
screen) at least for Canvas or GameCanvas widgets. This is what
Opera Mini does.
For the first option, there is a short-cut (Ctrl+Up), but the latter
would need to be controlled from within the midlet itself :-(
About the grey bar: yes, I have been mainly testing on a real
N900 device lately (as the emulators are dog slow). I was almost
expecting that the mime type associations would not be working
on the N9, as MeeGo seems to be putting things in different places.
Also, I changed the way I build the phoneME software. I now directly
link the libcvm.so library rather than dlopen() it in the cvm binary
(libcvm.so and cvm are built with different compilers and I previously I
had some linker issues which are now solved). This way I don't need to
mess around with function pointers as much. I hope this makes
the builds a bit more stable (or at least easier to debug).
Let me know how these builds work on the N900 and N9 (I am
especially interested in midlets that used to work reliably and that now
don't).
Also, my apologies to the N9 owners that feature-wise their MeeGo
build is a bit lacking behind. (GPS will have to wait until I figure out how
to do it on MeeGo and whether I can test it with the emulator).
