What is the purpose of implementing MIDletStateChangeException in code?

February 23rd, 2008 by uCertify Leave a reply »

The application manager calls for start, pause, and destroy methods of a MIDlet life cycle to start, stop, and terminate a MIDlet. Sometimes an application manager terminates a MIDlet in between. For example, a MIDlet is saving persistent data and a call to the destroyApp() method is made by the application manager. This can cause corruption of data.

To overcome this type of situation, MIDletStateChangeException is implemented in code. It is used to reject the application manager’s request to start or terminate a MIDlet.

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