Cannot run jar file with J9!!

I've install J9 to my Pocket PC.
The problem is, I cannot run my jar file. Do I have to do something with my jar file?
Can somebody help me...

Self-installing cab files for PocketPC have a special structure. Google around and you can probably find it. In the meantime, I've put together a (hopefully - I've never tried a self-installing .cab without any files) suitable installer. Here it is after uuencoding: begin 644 j9jar.cab
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