posted 11 years ago
Is there a CLDC version/configuration of the J2ME (or even J2SE) that would be able to run on a 16-bit MS-DOS machine? The documentation that I've been able to find hasn't been clear--one thing said it only runs on Palm OS 3.01, something else said that it was portable across all 16-bit architectures. I haven't been able to find anything that says specifically "This version is for 16-bit MS-DOS systems" but maybe I am just not looking in the right places.
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posted 11 years ago
You can download the reference implementation (RI) source code for CLDC 1.0/1.1 is available from Sun and maybe give it a go on a 16-bit machine
http://www.sun.com/software/communitysource/j2me/cldc/download.xml
I am not sure about licensing issues on this though ...
[ April 12, 2007: Message edited by: Eduardo Marques ]

http://www.sun.com/software/communitysource/j2me/cldc/download.xml
I am not sure about licensing issues on this though ...
[ April 12, 2007: Message edited by: Eduardo Marques ]
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posted 11 years ago
Read also http://java.sun.com/products/cldc/faqs.html
In regard to your specific question, here's what is said:
"7.What is the target device for J2ME CLDC?
* Processor:16 bit/16 MHz or higher
* Memory:160-512 KB of total memory available for the Java platform
* Power:Limited power, often battery powered operation
* Networking:Connectivity to some kind of network, usually with limited bandwidth "
In principle, the RI is portable to a 16-bit machine, it can only be used for free for research purposes. It comes customised to Linux, Sparc and Win32.
In regard to your specific question, here's what is said:
"7.What is the target device for J2ME CLDC?
* Processor:16 bit/16 MHz or higher
* Memory:160-512 KB of total memory available for the Java platform
* Power:Limited power, often battery powered operation
* Networking:Connectivity to some kind of network, usually with limited bandwidth "
In principle, the RI is portable to a 16-bit machine, it can only be used for free for research purposes. It comes customised to Linux, Sparc and Win32.
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