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There is no built in method to split strings. You have to write it on your own using String. indexOf() and String.
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Oct 14, 2008 - There are a few implementations of a StringTokenizer class for J2ME. This one by Ostermiller will most likely include the functionality you need.Sep 16, 2003 - Does anyone has a tested code to split strings on J2ME? Needed function should be like: String[] Split(String splitStr, String delimiter) I do write ...
Dec 11, 2006 - Question how to split strings in j2me. I'm doing a mobile application using j2me and want to read from text file and store only parts of every line ...
Aug 28, 2009 - J2ME String Split method. Here is my code for splitting a string under Java - J2ME. this is very helpfull for using a string array instead of string ...
May 14, 2009 - So, here is a code segment which I had used to acchive similar functionality using J2ME methods. public String[] split(String str, String delimiter){
Robert Virkus - 2006 - Computers
You can split text into a String array with the de.enough.polish.util.TextUtil class. This is useful for wrapping text so that it fits on the small screens found on ...Kim Topley - 2002 - Computers
The static parseByte() converts a numeric value held in a string into a primitive byte. The single-argument variant of this method assumes that the string is ...Sep 1, 2015 - The normal string split() function is not available in J2ME and lower versions of Java. Here is a program with alternate split() method which can ...
J2me string splitting (slipt). Since there is no slipt method in J2ME, you need to write it yourself when you use it. Most of the code on the web is converted to ...