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Old 09-12-2009, 11:37 PM   #15
DairyKnight
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Device: PRS-505
The easiest way I can see to make a context browser is to replace the built-in
'minesweep' and GoMoku games with user java code. It's safe, too, because that's not a key component in the system.

Those two games lie in the msp.jar booklet file. If somehow we could figure
out the interface to design a booklet, we can simply replace that file as a trap to our own launcher. To test the code, simply mount --bind a copy of
the system booklet dir on your /mnt/us/. By restarting everything will be
resetted and you're not risking bricking your device.

/test/testbooklet.jar is a good start to learn how booklets are implemented.

I'm on top of this, but unfortunately I'm not a Java expert, either, and I'm having a hard time with the obfusacated code. Hope someone with more
experience could help.
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