Freezing on N82

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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Install first
2. Open and add RSS feeds
3. Close and Open the application again

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Freezing

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
I tried the stable release and the dev release (latest)

Please provide any additional information below.
I have a Nokia n82, I also tried installing it on the phone memory but the
same freezing. I have to kill the applicationn in order to ge out. Also it
works for the 1st time only, the second time it start freezing on the
Feeds. After it opens. It does not load the Database.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by lebli...@gmail.com on 9 Jan 2009 at 6:16

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Hi,

Sorry for the delay.  When you tried the dev version, I assume that you used 
the 
jsr75 version?  If I understand what you are doing, the install is OK.  The 
first 
time using it after the install, you add feeds and possibly view them.  Then, 
close 
the application using exit.  When you do an exit, does it show a progress bar 
which 
says that it is saving the items?  Then, you bring the app up again and then 
see the 
loading items screen, followed by a progress bar that says initializing 
bookmarks.  
However, when it shows the bookmark screen it has no bookmarks (feeds) shown or 
does 
it show some and then hang when you try to open the feed?  Can you go to the 
settings form (both after adding/opening the feeds after the install and then 
again 
before it freezes when it is opened again?) and look at the menory usage at the 
bottom and tell me what the usage is?  
If you have memory, would you be to try a test version?  I dont' have a N82 and 
my 
Nokia emulator does not work at all anymore, so I'm unable to test even with 
the 
emulators.

Regards,

Irv

Original comment by ibunto...@gmail.com on 13 Jan 2009 at 6:53

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Q) I assume that you used the 
jsr75 version?

A) Yes, and I also tried the earlier stable version and still the same results.

Q)When you do an exit, does it show a progress bar which 
says that it is saving the items? 

A) Yes it shows the progress saving bar and then exits normally.

Q) when it shows the bookmark screen it has no bookmarks (feeds) shown or does 
it show some and then hang when you try to open the feed?

A) It shows the Bookmark and it hangs, for like 4 - 6 minutes, then it works 
again
(This is new, I did not waited for it this long...) I used to kill the app so i 
could
go back to standby mode...

Q) Can you go to the 
settings form (both after adding/opening the feeds after the install and then 
again 
before it freezes when it is opened again?) and look at the menory usage at the 
bottom and tell me what the usage is?  

A) Yes, first time works flawlessly!! I have 85 mb of free ram.

Q) If you have memory, would you be to try a test version?

A) Sure why not!!

**** I wish it could be ported to SYMBIAN .SISX version, it would be faster than
Java!! Thank you for being patient and your time!!

Original comment by lebli...@gmail.com on 13 Jan 2009 at 4:51

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Hi leblinux,

Repost with correction.  I'm working on the test version.  I could go too 
different ways.  For either way, 
the logging would be written to application record store.  The problem is how 
to get 
the data from the record store to me.  Unfortunately, the ways J2ME works is 
that if 
I write to the file system, it forces the user to agree to write to the file 
system 
for every few bytes, which makes it impracticle to use.  One of the other ways 
is to 
have a debug log form which would have an enterable fields.  The fields would 
allow 
entry so that you can use copy/paste to copy the logging to an e-mail and send 
it to 
yourself and copy/paste it from  a PC to a file, which you can then attach to 
an 
issue comment.  Another way is that I can take some GPL code for e-mail and 
have the 
RSS reader e-mail the logging to my.  I've been thinking of adding e-mail write 
anyway for sending OPML 
files from the RSS Reader.  Let me know which way is preferable to you.  

Another possibility to help solve the problem is a change to reduce the number 
of 
records read from the data store and not encode the records.  The records in 
the 
store are encoded (not encrypted) using base 64 which makes them take up more 
space.  If you were willing to not encode the records, I might be able to 
safely 
reduce the number of records written to the database.  Also, I can check for 
the 
device that you are using and try this as a default.  To do that, I would need 
to 
know what it has on the settings form at the bottom it has "phone microedition 
platform".

To somewhat change subjects and answer a question that you had at the end of 
your 
comment,
I've wanted to create a Symbian program, but I'm having problems with that as 
well.  
At first I had J2ME Nokia working.  Then, I installed C++ Symbian from Nokia.  
Now, 
neigher the Symbian nor the J2ME Nokia works.  Also, from what I have read, to 
install on a real device, one has to have the application signed.  This used to 
be 
an expensive thing to have as they can cost $700 and up per year.  Later, I 
have 
read an article about a cheap certificate licensed from Tucows for $70 a year 
which 
is affordable.  For long term, I will try again to try the C++ on another 
computer 
and use virtualization so that the two versions will not affect each other.

Regards,

Irving

Original comment by ibunto...@gmail.com on 22 Mar 2011 at 9:59

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Hi leblinux,

The latest dev release does not create as many records on start up.  It does 
create them on the first save.  I don't know if you are following this anymore. 
 Can you try this?

Regards,

Irving

Original comment by ibunto...@gmail.com on 22 Mar 2011 at 10:01