Java ME versed people, please help!

DisgruntledOrangatang · 04-15-2007, 01:36 PM

Greetings,

I am doing a class project for one of my classes in the last semester of my college career. I am not a computer science major, but this project I am on involves quite a bit of programming. There were a couple of projects avalilable to the class and groups were randomly assigned and projects randomly given. None of our team is good at programming because we are not in a coding major, so we have really been struggling with this hardcore. Due date is almost time now and our code situation and understanding is abyssmal...so I ask for any people versed in Java ME to lend me a hand(read: code the project) with said project and I am offering $$ in return for said help.

The project consists of having a servlet interact with a database to acquire information and send it to a midlet on a cell phone. The type of information is basically the servlet will send the midlet a number, the midlet receives this number and based on that number displays a question (questions are stored on the midlet), the user chooses an appropriate answer and that answer is sent back to the servlet and then stored in the database.

That's all there is to it. Should be pretty simple for someone familiar with Java ME and Java wireless toolkit. Please post here or send me a PM if you are interested and we can talk on AIM/msn to dicuss details. There is some code already written too which can be provided but I can't vouch for the accuracy/effeciency of it but it does execute correctly.

DickTrickle · 04-17-2007, 01:54 PM

Just curious, but what backwards university would set you up in a situation to fail like that? Randomly assigning students without regard for their focus seems very illogical.

Kallian · 04-17-2007, 05:24 PM

Fishy ishy.

DisgruntledOrangatang · 04-18-2007, 08:54 PM

Penn State, and yes it's not totally off. It's a systems integration class, but this specific project involves a heavy amount of coding and if we were on a real project team, there would be people on the team suited to handle it, but since we aren't, it's instead hell.

There were a list of projects all involving a buncha shit that didn't seem very 'systems integration' oriented (though this one was kinda). Meh...it sucks, I answered your questions now gimme help QQ.

Kallian · 04-19-2007, 03:36 PM

DisgruntledOrangatang · 04-19-2007, 07:38 PM

Haha you swindler! Ima college kid!!!

Anyway apparently there was a miscommunication between people who were in charge of deciding projects for the class and they added way to many coding deliverables when they weren't supposed too. Yay.

04-15-2007, 01:36 PM	#1 (permalink)
DisgruntledOrangatang Registered User Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 817 +0 Internets	Java ME versed people, please help! Greetings, I am doing a class project for one of my classes in the last semester of my college career. I am not a computer science major, but this project I am on involves quite a bit of programming. There were a couple of projects avalilable to the class and groups were randomly assigned and projects randomly given. None of our team is good at programming because we are not in a coding major, so we have really been struggling with this hardcore. Due date is almost time now and our code situation and understanding is abyssmal...so I ask for any people versed in Java ME to lend me a hand(read: code the project) with said project and I am offering $$ in return for said help. The project consists of having a servlet interact with a database to acquire information and send it to a midlet on a cell phone. The type of information is basically the servlet will send the midlet a number, the midlet receives this number and based on that number displays a question (questions are stored on the midlet), the user chooses an appropriate answer and that answer is sent back to the servlet and then stored in the database. That's all there is to it. Should be pretty simple for someone familiar with Java ME and Java wireless toolkit. Please post here or send me a PM if you are interested and we can talk on AIM/msn to dicuss details. There is some code already written too which can be provided but I can't vouch for the accuracy/effeciency of it but it does execute correctly. __________________ "Talk all you want, but when I say I'm going to kill you, there's nothing you can do but die"

04-17-2007, 05:24 PM	#3 (permalink)
Kallian CHARLIE DON'T SURF! Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 777 +0 Internets	Fishy ishy. __________________ In Soviet Russia, Exception throws you!

04-18-2007, 08:54 PM	#4 (permalink)
DisgruntledOrangatang Registered User Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 817 +0 Internets	Penn State, and yes it's not totally off. It's a systems integration class, but this specific project involves a heavy amount of coding and if we were on a real project team, there would be people on the team suited to handle it, but since we aren't, it's instead hell. There were a list of projects all involving a buncha shit that didn't seem very 'systems integration' oriented (though this one was kinda). Meh...it sucks, I answered your questions now gimme help QQ. __________________ "Talk all you want, but when I say I'm going to kill you, there's nothing you can do but die"

04-19-2007, 03:36 PM	#5 (permalink)
Kallian CHARLIE DON'T SURF! Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 777 +0 Internets	$750 __________________ In Soviet Russia, Exception throws you!

04-19-2007, 07:38 PM	#6 (permalink)
DisgruntledOrangatang Registered User Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 817 +0 Internets	Haha you swindler! Ima college kid!!! Anyway apparently there was a miscommunication between people who were in charge of deciding projects for the class and they added way to many coding deliverables when they weren't supposed too. Yay. __________________ "Talk all you want, but when I say I'm going to kill you, there's nothing you can do but die"

04-17-2007, 01:54 PM	#2 (permalink)
DickTrickle Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 300 +1 Internets	Just curious, but what backwards university would set you up in a situation to fail like that? Randomly assigning students without regard for their focus seems very illogical.

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