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The Invalid jar command is simply because you're downloading a java application not meant for your phone's version of the java software.
This is corrected by simply downloading Java applications meant for your phone, Thousands of which can be found at www.getjar.com
If you are absolutely sure that the Java applications you are downloading are designed for your specific device, You may have to try A) a master reset and/or B) upgrading the software/firmware of your device.
you can only install and play java games by downloading the java games from internet directly from your mobile's default browser. you can't install java apps from memory card or pc. but please don't forget to rating my solution.
I just figured this out myself...on your pc go to getjar.com. When it asks you what phone you have type in CECT and select the default phone. when you find the app you want select download n it'll give you a code. Go to services on your phone and select WAP. go to m.getjar.com. under platforms select JAVA. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and select quick download. input the code you got from the computers webpage and click download....then just follow the prompts. when you want to access what you downloaded go to JAVA in your phone. select Installed Java Software and it should be listed. (Note: this only works if you've set up internet on your phone.)
To verify that the phone have Java installed already there should be a Java icon in the desktop. If there is any, then go to file manager and memory card, search for the saved games that was already installed in the phone and tap it, in a new pop up window you should be able to see "Install" tap it and after that just follow the instructions. Once the game is installed, tap the Java icon in the desktop to open the installed games. If there's no Java icon then it means that your phone have no Java in it.
You have to download java apps for this phone & you also need a micro sd to store the apps. Brothersoft.com has tons of java apps, some work & some don't you just have to experiment. Once you download & save the file you just click the install link. You can then find the app under Java on the main menu.
for that, u need to download the java games to your PC first. after that connect to your PC through data cable or bluetooth. start the samsung application loader software. and rest u ll understand on your own. thanks
Hiya, this might help. Sometimes it can be a software problem. I downloaded loads of java stuff and my phone 'crashed' and the software needed updating which did the trick but lost me some of my java stuff. I found that my orange phone would not allow me to download orange java stuff and that I had to try an online company like mobilefun so it may be your tariff/provider or source of download that is the problem. Check what compatability you are downloading as not all games that were, will now be compatible as they often change to suit updated phones.
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