[arunk]

I was trying to implement Loudspeaker in my application...

I tried the following code..

But instead of invoking the Loudspeaker its invoking the mute feature.

I think its happening because of the difference in the device series.

I mean those with 38,34,30,24,and 23 character keypad..

Can anybody suggest a method to implement this feature in such a way that it will work in all the devices?

code:

EventInjector.KeyCodeEvent pressEndKey = new EventInjector
.KeyCodeEvent( KeyCodeEvent.KEY_DOWN, (char)Keypad
.KEY_SPEAKERPHONE, KeypadListener.STATUS_NOT_FROM_KEYPAD, 100);

EventInjector.KeyCodeEvent releaseEndKey = new EventInjector
.KeyCodeEvent( KeyCodeEvent.KEY_UP, (char)Keypad
.KEY_SPEAKERPHONE, KeypadListener.STATUS_NOT_FROM_KEYPAD, 100);

EventInjector.invokeEvent(pressEndKey);
EventInjector.invokeEvent(releaseEndKey);

[arunk]

is there any way to get the keycode dynamically?

If i write keypad.KEY_END or some other constant, i think its depended on the JVM used for buildind the application than the one is used by the device...

When i am overriding a keydown() method, its keycode parameter type is int but i am getting a seven digit number...

is there any way to get the keychar or key name form this keycode?

[Ivanov]

I had the same problem with keydown().
the keycode that should be processed if I pressed the END - key in the simulator has the value: 0x00120000 , but the value of Keypad.KEY_END is 0x00000012.

The solution I was told is to convert the keycode:

int keyValue = Keypad.key( keycode );
if (keyValue == Keypad.KEY_END)
{
  //... DO SOMETHING ...
}