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Topic # 4970 14-Sep-2005 12:56
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We have a java MIDlet that we would like to get java verified or otherwise certified as trusted for download on telecom's network.
Does anyone have any information on this process. I heard Felix is da man with some knowledge?

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Reply # 20064 14-Sep-2005 12:58
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Yes, you should PM him - and if possible post the steps here when you find out, so others can follow it too.

Also, have you had a chance to look at Telecom d>zone yet?




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  Reply # 20065 14-Sep-2005 13:01
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ta - i tried to PM felix, but his profile page did not have an icon on it to message.
I am hoping to have loverly helpful discussions with Nick at telecom.

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Reply # 20066 14-Sep-2005 13:03
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Nick is always helpful (he's behind d>zone).





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