Facebook Java Jar 240x320 ✦ 【INSTANT】

public class FacebookMIDlet extends MIDlet implements CommandListener { private Display display; private Form mainForm; private List feedList; private TextBox statusBox; private Alert loadingAlert;

public void startApp() if (display == null) display = Display.getDisplay(this); showMainForm(); else showMainForm(); facebook java jar 240x320

private void showStatusDetails(int index) Form detailForm = new Form("Status Details"); detailForm.append("From: " + authors.elementAt(index) + "\n\n"); detailForm.append(statuses.elementAt(index) + "\n\n"); detailForm.append("Posted: " + times.elementAt(index) + "\n\n"); detailForm.append("[Like] [Comment] [Share]"); backCommand = new Command("Back", Command.BACK, 1); detailForm.addCommand(backCommand); detailForm.setCommandListener(this); display.setCurrent(detailForm); private Form mainForm

private void showAlert(String title, String message) Alert alert = new Alert(title, message, null, AlertType.INFO); alert.setTimeout(2000); display.setCurrent(alert, feedList); private List feedList

public FacebookMIDlet() statuses = new Vector(); authors = new Vector(); times = new Vector(); // Sample initial data addStatus("Alex", "Just got back from vacation! 🌊", "10 min ago"); addStatus("Maria", "Coffee and code ☕", "1 hour ago"); addStatus("James", "Anyone going to the concert tonight?", "3 hours ago"); addStatus("Lisa", "New phone, who dis? 😂", "Yesterday"); addStatus("Facebook", "Welcome to Facebook for Java phones!", "2 days ago");

Here’s a nostalgic, full Java ME (J2ME) piece for a classic 240x320 feature phone — a Facebook-like status viewer and feed simulator, packaged conceptually as a runnable JAR.