Release notes for SMTK Core Pack, January 12th, 2005 ------------------------------------------------ This file contains last minute notes to users about the release, which are not included in the documentation. It also contains change information, for users who are interested in what bugs have been fixed, and what features have been added in the current version. Version 2.10.02 ----------------- - What's new * This SMTK is now MIDP 1.0 only, therefore it will only work for Emulator packs with MIDP 1.0 emulators. - Bug fixes - Known Issues * Sun One Studio manual integration (i.e from inside the IDE) may not show all installed emulators available in the SMTK Core Pack. For a better integration, it's strongly recomended that users use the automatic integration in the Manager (IDE integration tab). Version 2.00.3b ------------------ - What's new * Bug fixes in the Manager, Launcher and in the IDE integration executable * Documentation update * Installation User Interface small changes - Bug Fixes * Automatic integration with JBuilder fixed * fixes in the installation script - Known Issues * The MIDlet Signing Tool was removed * Sun One Studio manual integration (i.e from inside the IDE) may not show all installed emulators available in the SMTK Core Pack. For a better integration, it's strongly recomended that users use the automatic integration in the Manager (IDE integration tab). Version 2.00b ------------------ - What's new * New version numbering format * Improvements in the installation script * Support for MIDP 2.0 * Support for new emulators * Documentation Update (JavaDoc and HelpFiles) * Support for JBuilder X Mobile Edition and Sun One Studio 5 Mobile Edition * MIDlet signing tool included - Bug Fixes * Key problem in the Manager that copy the value in HKLM to HKCU whenever the manager is run * IDE integration fixed for better support. - Known Issues * Sun One Studio manual integration (i.e from inside the IDE) may not show all installed emulators available in the SMTK Core Pack. For a better integration, it's strongly recomended that users use the automatic integration in the Manager (IDE integration tab). * Automatic integration with JBuilder may ocasionally show that the SMTK Core is not integrate. In order to fix this, just enter in Configure JDK in JBuilder so the proper files are automatically updated and the Manager shows the integration as working. Version 0.13.2.59 ------------------ - What's new * Improvements on the Install script * Manager and Launcher now have updated Icons * Documentation Update (JavaDoc and Help Files) - Bug Fixes * Manager now uninstalls the emulators using the REMOVE button * After install repair the installed emulators are now properly registered again - Known Issues * On full SMTK Core uninstall all emulators are removed, but the Add/Remove window is not updated properly User must press F5 to refresh this window (Windows 2000 and XP only) * Some locale systems may write wrong characters in registry during installation Version 0.12.1.50 ------------------ - What's new * New installer script * Integration with JBuilder 9 using the Preferences Manager * New application icons * Documentation Update (JavaDoc and Help Files) - Bug Fixes * Sample application sources fixed * Support for installation on different folders and drives * Automatic uninstallation fixed for older versions - Knwon Issues * Some locale systems may write wrong characters in registry during installation Version 0.11.1.49 ------------------ - What's new * Integration with JBuilder 8 using the Preferences Manager - Bug Fixes * Automatic JBuilder Integration using Manager * Sample applications sources corrections * Installer script change for version upgrade - Known Issues * Installer loses references on Emulator Pack Install if not using default install path * Automatic uninstallation of older versions may require user interaction to finish Version 0.10.5.55 ------------------ - What's new - Bug Fixes - Known Issues * JBuilder and Sun One Studio Automatic Integration not complete * Some sample applications may not be completely runnable