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Discord for J2ME

Discord client for Java ME (MIDP 1.0 and 2.0) devices, inspired by Discord for Symbian. Uses proxy servers for the HTTP and gateway connection.

Also see Droidcord, a Discord client for old Android devices.

• Download
• FAQ
• Discord server (#discord-j2me)
• Telegram group

Status

Working

• Server and channel lists
• Message reading, sending, editing, <abbr title="Only your own messages">deleting</abbr>
• Replying to messages
• Reading older messages
• Direct messages and group DMs
• Attachment viewing
• Attachment sending (<abbr title="Requires FileConnection API or HTML browser with file uploading support">device dependent</abbr>)
• Gateway/live message updates (<abbr title="Not supported on MIDP 1.0 and some low-end Samsung devices">device dependent</abbr>)
• <abbr title="Not in sync with official clients">Unread message indicators</abbr>

Not implemented

• Jumping to messages (e.g. replies)
• Initiating DM conversations
• Ping indicators
• Reactions and emojis

How to build

1. Install Sun Java Wireless Toolkit 2.5.2 on your computer.
   • If you haven't already, install an older JDK version (e.g. 1.6.0_45).
2. Open Wireless Toolkit and create a new project named Discord.
3. Copy the contents of this repository into the project's folder.
   • On Windows, it should be in C:\Users\yourname\j2mewtk\2.5.2\apps\Discord
4. Build the project.
   • To create a JAR, go to Options -> Package -> Create package.
   • Optional: to create an obfuscated JAR, go to Options -> Package -> Create obfuscated package.
     • For this, you'll need Proguard installed as part of your WTK.
     • Download one of the older versions here (e.g. 3.4).
     • Extract the ZIP and copy the proguard.jar file from the lib folder into the bin folder of your WTK installation.

Thanks

• @uwmpr for formerly hosting the default proxy server
• @WunderWungiel for formerly hosting the CDN proxy
• @shinovon for their Java ME JSON library
• @saetta06 for creating the menu graphics and loading animation