Yes, you are right. I typed just the code in and assumed that someone who is familar with java sees the WAY how it works. Of course it is not a very good way to create with each paint a new Image... ;)

This depends on the mobile! Siemens up to the SL55, for example, doesn't implement DoubleBuffering, so you have to do it on your own.

Ciao, Chess

Normaly you should do something like this in your Canvas-Class:

// declare some member:
private Image scene;
private Graphics g;

Now you do all your painting on your self created g-Context, like this:

public void paint(Graphics gr) {

   scene = Image.createImage(getWidth(), getHeight());
   g = scene.getGraphics();

   g.setStrokeStyle(Graphics.DOTTED);
   g.drawLine( getWidth() / 2, 0, getWidth()/2, getHeight() -1);
   g.drawLine( 0, (int)line, getWidth(), (int)line );

   enemyList.paint( g );

   player.paint( g );

   // draw scene:
   gr.drawImage(scene,0,0, Graphics.TOP | Graphics.LEFT );
 }


Hope this helps!

I use JBuilder 8 with MobileSet and Siemens SMTK and it works fine but i want to change to Eclipse and have done some MIDlets with Eclispe. But i can't figure out how to connect Eclipse' debugger to the emulator.
If i start the emulator in debug-mode it seems to wait for a connection, if i try to connect Eclipse' debugger remote to the emulator, it quits immediatly and Eclipse says "kvm terminated". With JBuilder everything works fine.

Has someone out there a solution for me?

ciao, Chess

(sorry for my bad english)