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Hello Good people out there,I need your help.I have an iPAQ H3700 I've install my iPAQ with GPE-Linux I've install blackdown packages on my iPAQ.Now my problem is I don want command line based syntax.I want my program to have a GUI not text based.Can you people help me what type of software must I have or what software must I put into my iPAQ in order for it to work.I try using MIDlet(*.class,*.java) but the code does not run on iPAQ only on wireless tollkit at the desktop...please help me...
 
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you'll need a JVM installed on your iPaq to run MIdlets...because iPaq is microsoft-based, there is usually no JVM pre-installed. Here's a list of possible JVMs to use:
http://www.javamobiles.com/jvm.html
this might also be useful:
http://www.blueboard.com/j2me/notes/2002_7_26.htm
 
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