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July 9, 2016 - 1:54pm, 3306 views
I am locked out of my module ehs8.
I have an crashed app on the module, saying: MIDlet:midlet_ehsx.Midlet_EHSX abnormal exit
I can not access the module through usb/com3 using either at commands nor mes.
Using mes to communicate, inform me that, although the white led is blinkeng, that there is no connection.
Using otap ->
OTAP_IMPNG
PWD:
JADURL:a:/Midlet_EHSX.jad
START:delete
only result in an restart of the crashed program.
MIDlet:midlet_ehsx.Midlet_EHSX abnormal exit
BR Morten
Hello,
From your description I see that you can see the system out - on which interface is it set? What is the module behaviour after the application crash - is it still working, rebooting or the app is restarted?
Please make sure that the MES is not the cause of the problem of communication with the module - please try to close all the MES windows or even kill the MES process and than restart the module and try to communicate with it.
In case that the module is rebooting out of your control it's better to use ASC0 or ASC1 interfaces instead of USB because the open USB during the module's reboot may cause that you will not be able to communicate over USB until the next reboot.
Regards,
Bartłomiej
Just for the clarity, the cfg commands: are they only to be considered as external commands or is it possible to use them inside the java-code?
Hello,
I'm not sure what you mean by "cfg" commands. If you would like to send AT commands from the MIDlet application, it is possible - there's API for that.
Regards,
Bartłomiej
I just wanted to be sure that the CFG's did not cause the crash.
I am sitting here with my dsb-mini and connected to com1 and still crashing.
The midlet finish with a:
MIDlet:midlet_ehsx.Midlet_EHSX abnormal exit
It is not possible to communicate with the module from now.
I am only able to reset and ignite.
br
Hello,
Is it possible to communicate with the module before the MIDlet crash? Maybe you'd be able to issue the command AT^SJAM=2,"a:/YourAppName.jad","" to stop it and AT^SJAM=3,"a:/YourAppName.jad","" to uninstall. Or if there's not enough time try AT^SJAM="Userware/Autostart","0" and reboot the module.
I still don't know what you mean by CFG's.
Regards,
Bartłomiej