   Nokia 3510 Data Suite and Development
  I''m looking to go into game development for my Nokia 3510i handset - I''ve got a data cable and some software for that, but you need to pay for the software -- does anyone know of some good free software that can transfer Java applications to the phone and tones/images to the gallery?Also, where would you suggest is a good place to start looking for information of programming? 
  For installing java apps, images and tones just get the official nokia program for your phone. Go to www.nokia.com and click on 3510, then go support and I think software. I used it for a 7250 and 8310Hope this is what you wanted ;  All you need is a webserver. Build the JAD and the JAR, put bothe in an accessible place on the web, and edit the JAD so it points to the location of the JAR. Enter the JAD''s location as a URL for the web browser, and it''ll prompt you to download the app.At work, we have a custom application that edits the JAD, puts both of them in the right place on the webserver, and sends an SMS message to the phone with the URL (so you don''t have to type it in on the keypad).   "Sneftel is correct, if rather vulgar." --Flarelocke ;  Xtreme11: Nokia don''t support my phone in a data suite, because it''s not a proper data phone -- I use one of those under-the-battery style cables. MobiMB can send files to it, but because it''s free it sends just a sample midi file or picture with the name of the one you wanted to send Sneftel: That''ll be a right pain and slow and expensive Especially as I don''t have an internet connection to upload from -- I''m on a school PC right now. ;  Benryves:  Developing apps for a cellphone typically is slow and painful.I suggest you setup Apache at home (it''s free, for Windows and Unix), configure it to work with WML (there are instructions floating around somewhere), and download your apps using the phones built in Microbrowser. You will spend most of your time in the emulator (WTK) from Sun.  It won''t emulate your phones perfectly, but at least you will be able to clean up most of the code.Good luck,Will;  No can do the Apache thing - I don''t have an internet connection. I''ve managed to get Oxygen Phone Manager II to communicate with my FBUS cable and install Java games to it. I still can''t access the gallery for ringtones/graphics - I need to buy a £16 piece of software (total rip-off) to do that.As for the "slow and painful" part -- I''ve been developing z80 ASM for the TI-83 Plus for quite a while, so I''m used to slow and painful ;  It sounds like you''re well on your way then.  Some of the participants in this forum have done quite a bit of work on MIDP applications, and we all have some experience with the quirks of one phone or another (Not all MIDP phones are created equal) .   If you run in to any problems, let us know. Good luck with your game,Will ;  Now all I need is a compiler Is there anywhere a good tutorial or something that says "Download xxxx, install, use this to compile" &c, with some useful documentation on the basics of programming in Java? I can''t find one... ;  check nokia''s SDK at www.forum.nokia.com ;  You can also take a look at Sun''s WTK library samples.They include a tool called KToolbar that does most of the workfor you (compiling, packging and so on). It might not be themost appealing tool, but it does the job and it''s free.