J2ME on Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC

I need to make a java application on a Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC
It has around 200 Mb of memory I think. Am I correct that I should be using J2ME?
Which JVM should I use? I will need a graphical toolkit and whatever tools are needed to use JDBC.
How do I get the JVM onto the device?
Thanks in advance, any help would be much appreciated! I am very new to hand-held devices.

Well maybe it's not a Java ME CLDC/MIDP Thread. Depending on your PDA, you could use more than a subset of the J2SE API ... Furthermore, if you want to use JDBC, you can not use it on most Java ME phones because it's an optionnal API.
Here are some that could feet your needs (my favourite ones are first) :
* IBM's J9 VM
* Insignia's Jeode JVM
* Sun's Personal Java
* Mysaifu JVM
* NSICOM's CrEme JVM
* Access JV-Lite2 JVM
Regards

Similar Messages

What is the best solution for SAP R/3 4.7 and Windows mobile 5.0 Pocket PC?

Hi All,
I'm trying to connect SAP R/3 4.7 with RFC from Mobile application , now i'm using .net 2005 Windows mobile 5.0 pocket pc. Does Sap.net connector work for this project?
BR,
Prachya.

Hi Prachya,
it will not work on a PDA, because the .Net Compact Framework has only a limited instructionset of the .NET Framework and so you run into compile errors. You have to create the Proxies in Visual Studio 2003 anyway, because the .NEt connector requests Visual Studio 2003 for installation - at least this was the case 3 months ago still. once it is created you can import it to Visual Studio 2005 and use it there. But if you try to do that in a PDA App, you run into compile errors - as I said above.
I guess in your case another approach would make more sence - as you are not willing to use MI for your app.
Either you use MS SQL Server in between. On the PDA you can use SQL Everywhere/Mobile/CE (they change the name constantly, but it is the SQL Server for the PDA from MS) and connect it to an SQL server. there is a build in Sync functionality with the SQL server. You will find helpfull introductions on MSDN. And from the SQL Server you can connect to the Backend with your .Net connector. But this solution has its problems, because the build in sync with SQL server is a little tricky - and you need to license SQL server.
On the other hand: you can implement a Webservice, that connects with the PDA. This is possible with the .NEt Compact framework. And from the WebService you connect with your .NEt connector to the R/3 system. This will work fine - but you have to take care of the delta handling.
Hope this helps a little to answer your question - and why not use MI for that?
Regards,
Oliver

The flash player 7 is not working on my windows mobile 5.0 pocket pc

After I installed flash player 7 for windows mobile 5.0 for
pocket pc 6700 it didn't work for flash for watching clips like
youtube. So how do I install it probably.

Men Underwear belongs to the things Men Underwear belongs to the things, which men may not really good much skilled dallas pest control to. They to put it simply them about, get set, and they are set to go. Yet to make sure, men underwear which you can visit you can get at http://www.hihomedecor.com/apparel-accessories/intimates-underwear/men-underwears is a most appreciated and esteemed dried up other sorts of clothing with regard to men. Alternatively, men’s underwear appears in the lot versions and styles so gentleman must try many types and find out which is most effective with them. Most t-shirts designed for men tend to be from organic cotton or might be made up of organic cotton blend. Men's shorts are also manufactured connected with cotton, but several are comprised of Lycra or maybe spandex. Few tend to be sold separately and several briefs or maybe boxers tend to be hanged within packages connected with one or maybe multiples. Cotton underwear is outstanding if you remain in a sizzling or a little warm weather factors. Lycra or maybe a Lycra blend is super if anyone else is living within colder heat, only if the man may really manage the close fit, which Lycra provides. In addition also care that your own underwear isn't tight in the jock strap or in the waistband if not they it would drive you crazy. Comfort is actually forever an initial consideration by using men underwear option with regard to men. Despite the fact that he may not know this specific, men underwear belongs to the most essential elements of an man's wardrobe. In the final few long time, men’s underwear has become accessible in lots of different colors and styles also. There tend to be briefs, boxers and various boxer-briefs which you can purchase at mens underwear sale store. Because the name this means that, boxer-briefs are an assortment of the additional two kinds and they are form fitting and they are also longer in the thighs.

Oracle Barcode and Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC

I have the following for the system of Barcode
Pocket PC Symbol (MCG9000) MC9060 con Windows Mobile 2003
Printer ZEBRA Z4M
Access Point DWL-2100AP 802.11g/2.4GHz Wireles (D-LINK)
Please I need the following:
That I need software to develop the program for the reading of the barcode?.
I Want develop in order to that it be executed in the Internet Exporer of the Windows Mobile 2003 and updating the data base Oracle online 10g.

Internet Explorer on the Windows Mobile 2003 is not supported as an interface to Oracle Lite.
You would need to use .Net(C#,C++, Visual Basice) or develop with a native CE development environment.
You can also develop with java on the CE device.
Internet Explorer is supported on a Win32 device with a component call Web Development(formerly Web-to-Go)
Regards...

J2ME on Windows Mobile 5.0 xda exec and series 60 nokia help!

Hi guys,
I am running an application on my Nokia 6680 mobile phone (symbian series 60), and I am able to recieve a bluetooth connection using a hard coded address of the bluetooth device. The bluetooth device I connect to is a GPS device, HOLOX BT-321. All working fine!
Problem occurs when I use the same application on an XDA Exec from O2 (also called i-mate Jasjar and M5000), the application does not connect to the bluetooth gps device, it pairs with it but when I run the application it doesnt communicate with the gps reciever, i.e the bluetooth light doesnt flash on the gps reciever to show a connection.
Why does it work on one and not the other? Both Nokia 6680 and XDA Exec uses bluetooth v1.2 as does the gps device. Both support J2ME and CLDC 1.1 with MIDP 2.0! So why doesnt it work? Any ideas??
The code i use is on the folowing website...
http://www.hcilab.org/documents/tutorials/BT_GPS/BT_GPS.htm
As I said you have to hard code the gps device your connecting to. It works on the Nokia 6680 fine!
Thanks...

Hiya,
did you find a solution to the problem?
I've actually tried to access the BT API from the Exec and it seemed that the KVM (Intent) had not implemented the Bluetooth API? interrogating the system.properties the bleuetooth specific ones all returned null
Also, when trying to scan for devices, the midlet would just hang.
The fact that it pairs, means actually little - I can access the GPS (and read the NMEA sentences) using C++ and native Windows calls (but no good from J2ME as JNI is not implemented)
if you have solved the problem, please do let me know ([email protected])
cheers
Marco.

How to create the C++ DLL for Windows Mobile and how to import it in C#

Hi All,
     Please can u guide me for creating DLL on C++ and using it in C#
     1) Steps to create the DLL using C++ for Windows Mobile
     2) And where to place the DLL after builiding to make use of it in my C# project
Thanks in Advance!!!
Thanks & Regards,
Sharan

Hello all,
I know this is an old thread but i have to give it a try ( i am stuck with an almost identical problem but cant solve it since 5 days googling and reading.
I am developing an app for Unitech HT660e which has Win CE. THe app is complete but now i need some more control over the barcode scanner. In order to gain controll i need to use USI.dll which is explained in this documentation (chapter 2 has the link to
the SDK which contains the USI.dll ) :
http://www.datacol.co.nz/pdf/uni_prog-guide_1.21.pdf
But i also get : Cant find PInvoke DLL 'USI.dll'.
In chapter 4 is SysIOAPI.DLL mentioned which i cant fin.
Chapter 17 has USICF.dll which may be interesting bcos this one can be added as reference and "using USICF" . I am using compact framework 3.5 for this and the emulator is "usa windows mobile 5.0 pocket pc r2 emulator".
Reading your post i noticed i can use the "Pocket PC 2003 SE Emulator" but it gives me the same error.
Maybe i need to include a path in my code but i tried this as well...and get the same problem. Maybe i am missing something.
Here is my code:
using USICF;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
namespace SmartDeviceProjectzaDLLtesting
    public partial class Form1 : Form
        [DllImport("USI.dll", EntryPoint = "VibrationOn")]   //ignorethis?:,CallingConvention=CallingConvention.Winapi)]//Cdecl)]    //EntryPoint = "VibrationOn")]
        public static extern void VibrationOn(bool bEnable);
        public Form1()
            InitializeComponent();
        private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
           // USICF.USIClass usiba = new USICF.USIClass(this); // this gives an exception as well
           VibrationOn(true); // thiis causes the exception
//           VibrationOn(false);

Flash Lite 2.1 for Windows Mobile 5.0 Preview

Hello,
I'm happy to announce the preview release of Flash Lite 2.1
for Windows Mobile 5.0, planned for release later this year. This
allows mobile developers to create and test Flash Lite applications
for both Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone and Windows Mobile 5.0
Pocket PC configurations.
For more information, visit the
Adobe
Flash Lite 2.1 for Windows Mobile 5.0 Preview site on Adobe
Labs.

To better help focus answers and information, please post all
questions about Flash Lite 2.1 for Windows Mobile 5.0 devices in
the new
Flash
Lite: Windows Mobile discussion forums.
This forum is meant for questions around the Flash Player 6/7
for Pocket PC and other consumer electronic devices using Flash
technologies.
thanks,

Windows Mobile SDK not found?

Hi,
I just downloaded Adobe Mobile Packager and all the SDKs (I
already had Windows Mobile 6 SDK).
But when I click on "Create New Package" I get a dialog
telling me that I don't have Windows Mobile SDK, and if I ignore it
I can only create packages for Symbian. Please help...
Also, the CAB SDK is an exe/zip file... where should we unzip
it, as it has no setup?
Thanks,
Benjamin

Hello,
Originally, I installed the Package Manager without the
proper SDKs. I have now downloaded and installed all of the proper
SDK's including the Windows
5 Mobile SDK (which is the device that I am trying to
target) at the following location C:\Program Files\Windows CE
Tools\wce500\Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC SDK. I uninstalled the
package manager and reinstalled. However when I start the package
manager, I am still getting the error described above of cannot
find "Windows Mobile SDK".
Any suggestions,
Windows XP sp3
Thanks,
G

J2me cldc midlet for windows mobile(cdc) in netbeans

Hi,
I have a midlet developed in Mobility Pack 5.0, and I have to change it so, that it works, and looks ok on Windows Mobile. That means that I have to port a cldc midlet to a cdc device. I've found two vm-s for windows mobile, for running midlets. J9, and CrEme. I also saw that the mobility pack for cdc together with CrEme make it possible to build CDC apps for windows mobile. The question is, how can I integrate the cdc windows mobile emulator with the mobility pack (for CLDC?), to be able to develop midlets for Pocket PC?
Thanks!

I think you go to Tools Menu -> Java Platform
and add a new platform by chose j2me platform.
Then the netbeans search for the emulator and add it in the IDE support.

J2me appln freezing in windows mobile - emergency

hi,
I have developed a j2me application which is working fine in Nikia and sony ericson devices. But it is not working with windows mobile (pocket pc v5) , in which Intent Midlet Manager installed.actually it is running and freezing between.
But it is working fine with windows mobile using Esmertec Jbed midlet manager.
This application is a multi threading one.
Anyone of you have experienced the same? pls help me....

so are you saying that pointerpressed doesnt work after setting Setfullscreen mode?

Error while trying to debug on windows mobile 6.1 with j2me SDK 3.0 ea

Hi,
I tried to debug a simple application today. It works fine with the emulator but debug fails to connect to the device.
I followed the steps described in the userguide of 3.0.
host operating system: windows xp sp3
device: htc touch pro
device operatiing system: windows mobile 6.1 professional
The device is listed in the device selector of the SDK as Touch_Pro
The device is connected and active sync is running (i can explore the phone using windows explorer)
sun-java-cldc-emu.cab has been installed on the device and is running
When i try to debug the application from the SDK or netbeans 6.5(added 3.0ea as a platform) i get the following error:
Starting emulator with port number 51307
Cannot create device connection: Failed to connect to device 9!
Result: 1
I tried setting the loglevel to DEBUG in log4j config of the SDK, but thats it.
Are there any other settings i can change to get more detailed output?
Where do you report bugs/feedback for j2me SDK 3.0 ea?
regards,
dominikg
Edited by: dominikg on Dec 11, 2008 8:36 AM
-- changed topic title to 'error' instead of 'howto'
-- added more specific questions

Hi dominikg,
At first, You can try to restart the device-manager from system tray.
If it doesn't help, then try the following:
- stop the device manager
- Remove c:\Docement and Settings\<your User>\javame-sdk folder.
- Ran the device manager from <SDK>/bin directory
- try to debug again.
Did you tried to change port 51307 to another.
Early access build had some problems with device manager, I hope that final release will be better :)
BR,
Igor

How install Adobe Flash Player for Pocket PC in Windows Mobile 6+

Please help me
How install Adobe Flash Player for Pocket PC in Windows
Mobile 6+?

Hi,
Adobe Flash Player is not supported for Windows Mobile.
-Varun

HP iPAQ Pocket PC hx2490b - Handheld - Windows Mobile 5.0 Premium Edition

I am looking for a battery for the following HP iPAQ Windows Phone:
HP iPAQ Pocket PC hx2490b - Handheld - Windows Mobile 5.0 Premium Edition - 3.5" color TFT ( 240 x 320 )
I live in Cape Town, South Africa

Hey @ESA_Group_ ,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
The iPaq product line is commercial and this is a consumer product forum. It may help to post on the iPaq boards here: HP Forums: Handhelds - iPaq.
With that out of the way, I checked the HP Part Surfer website for availability of parts in South Africa and it doesn't appear the battery is orderable. Likely due to the age of the unit.
I did manage to find the part number for the battery, which should allow you to search sites like Amazon or eBay and find a replacement battery from a third party. The part number for the battery is 430689-001.
Hopefully this helps.
Please click the "Kudos, Thumbs Up" at the bottom of this post if you want to say "Thanks" for helping!
Please click "Accept as Solution" if you feel my post solved your issue, it will help others find the solution.
The Great Deku Tree
I work on behalf of HP.

Test Pocket PC or Handheld ( windows mobile 5.0) application

Is there any tools that can be used to automate the testing of Pocket PCs or Handheld ( windows mobile 5.0) application?
Message was edited by: DHIMANT AMIN

Dhimant Amin,
I have not done any Pocket PC testing so I am not sure how good any of the tools out there are but a few years back I did some WAP testing and the key is to have an emulator that something can drive. As I was testing WAP I was able to use e-Tester with the proxy on to gather the http requests, but depending on what your application under test does this may not be an option.
If that is the case there are a number of test suites out their for PocketPC and other devices. From what I have seen these fall into two categories: a device emulation like what i used, and some tools that actually drive the physical device connected to the machine via Bluetooth or USB. I can see good and bad points of both.I think I would use an emulator or at least stick with a particular device early on in the testing phase to focus on testing the core functionality you are developing. Then the physical device tester may be useful for compatibility testing if the product allows the same script to be played back for different devices.
LondonBobby
Message was edited by: LondonBobby

How to use pointerPressed() in j2me app running in Windows mobile

Hi
Can someone tell me how to add pointerPressed() support in command area(the bottom rectangle enclosiing the keyboard icon) in windows mobile.
Our J2ME app is running in windows mobile(5.0) however even after setting fullscreen mode to true,pointerPressed() does not work on the bottom area of the screen where the keyboard icon is.It however works on all other screen region.
Thanks in advance.
Abhishek

so are you saying that pointerpressed doesnt work after setting Setfullscreen mode?

J2ME on Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for