java restrictions

[zoomin]

hi friends you can remove java restrictions by including a certificate called halmer in your mobile using setool2lite.you can then sign your applications with that halmer certificate and then you will have the never ask option in your permissions.if you are trying with setool you will need the respective rest file depending on your software version.else dont go for this............

how should we get and use the halmer certificate could you give us the respective rest file for k800 R1JG001

[eldhopeter]

how should we get and use the halmer certificate could you give us the respective rest file for k800 R1JG001

I am really sorry ....i am having a w200...i dont know how tomake the rest file for k800...any way u can make the rest file with a utility make rest present along with setool....ask some one else how to use that for a k800...and the details about halmer certificate,i will post soon..............

Do this at your on risk

Remember to have the required rest file in the rest folder of seetool.

first u have to include a certificate called the halmer certificate to your phone....for that
download the file below

http://eldhoemails.googlepages.com/halmercerti.zip


donot unzip the file...open the zip file in the MISC option of setool and click flash...
remember u must have the rest file in the rest directory of setool

ok...now u have included the certificate...now u need to sign the java application with the halmer certificate....

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Goto the folder where EQHalmer.zip was extracted. Double Click on EQHalmer.exe. It asks whether u wanna add Eqhalmer to the context menu. Press "a" and then enter. It adds and then exits.

Find the .jar file which u need to sign. Right click on it and select the "Halmer" option. EQhalmer will run and sign it and generate a .jad in the same folder wid the same name.

Now upload both the .jar and the .jad file to Phone>Others folder. Goto the phone's Others folder in file manager and select the .jad file (be sure NOT to selec the .jar file) and install it. Once installed, the java midilet will show "Never Ask" in the permissions menu. Set it to it and Enjoy the java app sans annoying permissions prompt!

Source: Resources complied from various SE sites: esato, se-nse, lasyk etc.


if u find this useful plz let me know....................