Originally posted by Michael Yuan:
Yes, it is possible to use J2SE in PDAs. But PDA is dead already -- the future is PDA-phone combo devices. The network you have on PDA phones is still vastly different from J2SE PC world. J2SE and J2ME make different assumptions about the networks. Does J2SE give you SMS/MMS, Location services, calendar services, ligtweight database, lightweight web services and such?
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Originally posted by jjjj fffffff:
To run Swing on Ipaq you can install linux familiar and Sun's Blackdown jre 1.3.1. See more info on http://www.handhelds.org/z/wiki/JavaOnIPAQ.
Originally posted by jjjj fffffff:
To run Swing on Ipaq you can install linux familiar and Sun's Blackdown jre 1.3.1. See more info on http://www.handhelds.org/z/wiki/JavaOnIPAQ.
Originally posted by Fernando Sanz:
Michael: BTW, I'm sure you've said before that you've seen some PDAs running Swing, do you happen to know of some "easy" way to get Swing on an iPAQ?
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Originally posted by Michael Yuan:
No easy way ... I think SavaJe used to have a J2SE runtime for iPaq before they move to smartphone based solutions. I do not know whether the software is still available for download. But you can ask them.
Also, JSR 209 aims to add Swing and Java 2D APIs as optional packages to Personal Profile based devices. But I guess the implementation is still at least 1 year away.
I think Jarek's Linux based solution is good too.
But none of them is easy.
Originally posted by Jarek Foltynski:
And honestly I like it much better then Windows CE.
I did install java 1.3.1 a few days ago, but I haven't yet made Swing or AWT to work. I am new to linux, and I encountered an error about missing library. Probably easy fix for someone better oriented.
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