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how to create a button via J2ME

 
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i wonder how can i create a button(not soft button like ok and cancel)
i wanted to create buttons with graphics. Is that possible in J2ME?
 
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You have two ways:
1. Draw a button on the Canvas and override appropriate key event handler methods in Canvas class to handle click events.
2. If you are using MIDP v2, you can develop a CustomItem and use it with the rest of the high-level (Form-based) UI.
 
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if you are using MIDP 2.0, you can create a String ITem of BUTTON type. it looks like a button on Sony Ericsson P900. I have a screenshot here
http://www.benhui.net/feature/sep900_2.html
cheers,
ben
 
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thks guys
 
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