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I am developing j2me app. I need to receive sms on specific port. Which is the best port to define for receiving sms? Thanks for advice The SMS spec ( JSR 120 ) says you can't have a port that another app is using at that time, and also you can't have any of the ports that are specified in the following table. For security reasons, Java applications are not allowed to send SMS messages to the port numbers listed in Table A-4. Implementations MUST throw a SecurityException in the MessageConnection.send() method if an application tries to send a message to any of these port numbers. Table A-4:

I need to implement iphone streaming functionality for WMA audio files from the server. iPhone can support only mp3, wav, aac audio files. But I need to play wma audio streaming for the iphone radio application. Can anyone tell me how to do this things. I really thankful for your help. Thanks in advance. Basically impossible unless you feel like writing your own decoder. The iPhone doesn't support WMA and that's kind of the end of it. I totally agree with Noah Witherspoon. Just adding one step, for handling audio streaming you should look at this Hope this helps. For wma you should use the

I am configuring my J2ME app to get an event from the push registry on receipt of an SMS. Would I be able to access the SMS message, before it reaches the inbox? I have read that messages sent to port0 of the mobile go directly to native inbox and we can't access it. Is there any way of diverting or even sniffing these messages so as to perform an operation on them from within the J2ME app. According to this discussion, it is not possible to receive a SMS on port 0 using a MIDlet before it enters the inbox. And while I am not familiar with the Wireless Messaging API, various other posts seems

I am looking to encode a wav file in wma (or mp3, ogg, etc) on Windows Phone. I have not found any resources online. Any ideas on how I can archive this? I am trying to record a voice from the microphone and upload it from the phone. That's why I prefer to compress the audio file before sending it. Starting from Windows Phone 8.1, you can use MediaTranscoder class for that. Also, since WP 8.0 you can use AudioVideoCaptureDevice to record directly into the compressed format. Unfortunately for you, neither MP3 or WMA is supported with this method, but you can choose between AAC and AMR codecs.

When I am sending sms via j2me application, before message sent it appears question for can I use internet to sent message. Is it possible to exit this question to not appear? This is happening because you Accessing HTTP & SMS API. For using such API you need to signed your Java ME Application. For Signed a the Java ME Application, you need to purchase Signing Certificate from VeriSign or Thawte Site by paying the Fees. Plesae visit this link For VeriSign's certificate, they costs 20K per certificate. I think you can skip the prompt but your application must be signed. However, even if your