Hi, I’m trying to set up this j2me MSN client called QuickIM, I followed this guide with the config for MSN 5.0 - 6.2 https://web.archive.org/web/20190421224550/https://escargot.log1p.xyz/patching
these are the settings I’m using:
I replaced escargot.log1p with escargot.chat, and it seems like it tries to work, but it just gets stucks on this screen:
how do I debug this? it does have an option for a proxy
I’m using the Nokia Asha 302 for debugging, and I can send the .jar with the app
@Napstablook Hey, sadly I can’t help you directly, but if you manage to get it working, please tell me how! I would love to do the same on my Nokia 6600i slide, but I still haven’t gotten anything to work. Using the internal IM thing would be better in my case because then you get notifications like with SMS, but a 3rd party program is better than nothing.
Recently i actually looked into this, This client is coded a bit like crap.
It does support the USR-OK trick, but only supports Notification Servers on the same port as the user-set Dispatch Server port.
So if you send an XFR NS with a non 1863 port, you’ll just reconnect to the DS. Fine for truly monolithic servers that may be able to tell the difference, but still.
For the authentication proxy; it sends a GET request to a script that just returns a passport token as plaintext. Support can be added reasonably fast to most servers, should they choose.
I wonder if there’s any client that is properly coded. And to be honest, I wouldn’t mind having to write my own client, just wanted to have the time to do so. I was able to set up a Java2Me environment on Windows using a slightly old version of InteliJ Idea and it worked really well, clearly not impossible
