Java Application in Window Pocket PC

Hi,
i'm using iPAQ h3970. Can i know what type of emulator i need to use and what are the step i need to follow.
Beside, I intend to develop a speech recognition application in Pocket PC. Can i know what type of tools i need??
Thanks.
George.

Hi geomut,
within your Compaq-CD you find the Jeode Virtual Machine. That is the Runtime Environment you need to run a Java Application on your iPAQ.
Download the PersonalJava Emulation Environment from the Sun site and compile the classes on your Desktop PC.
Then follow the instructions you find in the Jeode's readme file to set a link and copy the classes (or jar file, for exmaple) to your PDA.
About the speech recognition application, sorry, I have no Idea about.
Have a nice day,
regiostudent.

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