By: Emiley J. in J2ME Tutorials on 2009年05月29日 [フレーム]
Normally it is the default icon which is seen as soon as the installation of a jar file is complete.. if you want to see your own icon for launching the application after installing the jar file then here is how you can do this.
To
achieve this manually just
add following entry into your JAD/Manifest files:
MIDlet-1: <App Name>,<AppIcon>,<MidletClass>
where AppIcon is the name of icon image file along with path in the JAR file
where it resides in the Jar ex: /app/appicon.png
or else
You can add the MIDlet-Icon attribute that contains the absolute path of the icon file for the MIDlet suite, relative to the JAR file itself.
If you are using an IDE, then follow the steps below:
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