Making it happen
Midlet self-replication
Considered one of the Holy Grails of J2ME programming, self-replication is a must for viral marketing by helping your product spread quickly. It involves two parts: getting your hands on the jar and sending it via Bluetooth OBEX.
Retrieving the JAR contents is cumbersome, it involves re-packing the JAR or hacking the ZIP structure (an excellent paper is this one). As for OBEX, most phones don’t support it natively (the API) so you’ll have to implement it from scratch.
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about 5 years ago
So, do you have an ETA for urbee phone2phone?:P Or is it some other project you’re working on?
about 5 years ago
No ETA unfortunately – I’m going on holiday
about 3 years ago
Hey, is there any working code on this?
about 3 years ago
yes, it is easy to implement and runs well. I use it to send my midlet from one phone to another.