File date 10/18/2006

Here's quick MIDP implementation of MSN/Live chat client. It has some "advanced" features like fullscreen rendering and nice qwerty support. Client works without any proxy by connecting directly to MSN servers.

Minimum requirements are; MIDP2/CLDC1.1 compliant device. Currently I've only tested it on Nokia E70.

[Only registered and activated users can see links]

Usage: At options screen enter your username/passwd and select input type. When qwerty is selected - then typed text is shown below chat screen and on non-qwerty mode a sepate "dialog" is displayed to input the text. At only your online contacts are shown. Joystick right/fire starts chat session with buddy. At joystick left sets view back to buddy view. Depending on selected "qwerty mode" any other keypress is added into outgoing message. If qwerty mode is selected then press of enter key sends the message, on non-qwerty mode selecting "send" command button will send message.

This software uses jMSN library (did the MIDP porting job) and some UI components based on Jimm ICQ (both GPL). So big thanks to authors of these!

[Only registered and activated users can see links] ([Only registered and activated users can see links])

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Please look at picture above. :rolleyes:

it suports wi fi?

it suports wi fi?

Please take a look and try. It should support WiFi.

Update to file version 1.06

v1.06 21-Oct-06
+ max 100 rows in chat screen
+ max 50 messages per buddy stored

v1.05 18-Oct-06
+ sonyericsson m600/p990 keymapping
+ urldecoding to buddy names

v1.00->v1.04 16-Oct-06->18-Oct-06
+ view port scrolling improved on new msgs
+ sonyericsson m600/p990 keymapping
+ display switching bugs on non-qwerty mode fixed
+ other minor fixes

Does it work on Nokia 6280? since it's java...

Client works without any proxy by connecting directly to MSN servers.


Does this mean it does not got through somebody elses servers? so it is straight from the phone to msn? How can you be sure?

Thanks dude

Does this mean it does not got through somebody elses servers? so it is straight from the phone to msn? How can you be sure?

Thanks dude

Twice prompt of network connections is normal. It's probably because first connection is made to MSN "login server" and second to MSN "chat server" when connection is authorized. And for unknown reason Nokia network implementation (or can be in Symbian OS core) prompts connection for both.