Java on Pocket PC?

I am a total stranger to java! Please Help!
I would like to be able to run a specific online java chat program on my 02 XDA Pocket PC.
I believe that Pocket PC 2002 Phone edition requires additional Java support to be able to run this.
Can anyone help my out with information on how to run this program on my Pocket Pc device?

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Java for Pocket PC

I am new to Java so try not to laugh.
I have a HP iPAQ hx4700 w/ Pocket PC. Color me stupid but I cannot find the Java ap that will work on this device. All I am wanting to do is view Java aps over http. (IP Cameras)
Please help

have a look at
http://java.sun.com/products/personaljava/
it's free.
It is quite easy to write applications in Java for Pocket PC. If your are new to Java finde a nice book buy it learn an start. To run the stuff on the Pocket PC install PJava on the device, set the classpath on the Pocket PC (there is a description how to do it in the doc files), make a jar file from your app and transfer it to the Pocket PC: ready to use.
If you have any specific questions how to use PJava go to the PersonalJava Forum.
Have Fun!

Java for Pocket PC 6700, Need Help

Somebody Please help me! I bought a Pocket PC 6700 With Windows Mobile 5.0. I am trying to run an ".aspx" java supported extension for my Scottrade streaming quotes screen on my Pocket PC. Is there ANY java programs/downloads/patches, anything that will launch this app. with what I got? Im looking for a solution to this problem. Ive came across some research of it being a liscensing problem but I would think this kind of technology would be taken advantage of at this point with these new pocket PC's
Thanks,
Eric

have a look at
http://java.sun.com/products/personaljava/
it's free.
It is quite easy to write applications in Java for Pocket PC. If your are new to Java finde a nice book buy it learn an start. To run the stuff on the Pocket PC install PJava on the device, set the classpath on the Pocket PC (there is a description how to do it in the doc files), make a jar file from your app and transfer it to the Pocket PC: ready to use.
If you have any specific questions how to use PJava go to the PersonalJava Forum.
Have Fun!

How to install Personal Java Into Pocket PC? (IMPT)

I download pjavawince.sh3.cap from http://java.sun.com/products/personaljava/ and download pjavawince.sh3.cap into My Pocket PC (HP jornada) SH3.
When I double click the file in my Pocket PC it give me an error message
"Setup Failed"
The applciation cannot run on this device type. Please install the application specific to this device type.
Anyone know what is the problems for this? My Pocket PC is HP Jornada 568. Anyway I do not understand what is SH3 stand for?
Please help me if you know the problem!!!
THANKS IN ADVANCE

Hi,
Jornada 568 is not using SH3 but ARM processor. If you are trying to install PJava for SH3 it will fail. Processor SH3 was used in Jornadas 54x series.
Stan Berka
I download pjavawince.sh3.cap from
http://java.sun.com/products/personaljava/ and
download pjavawince.sh3.cap into My Pocket PC (HP
jornada) SH3.
When I double click the file in my Pocket PC it give
me an error message
"Setup Failed"
The applciation cannot run on this device type. Please
install the application specific to this device type.
Anyone know what is the problems for this? My Pocket
PC is HP Jornada 568. Anyway I do not understand what
is SH3 stand for?
Please help me if you know the problem!!!
THANKS IN ADVANCE

Youngster with a desire to code in java on Pocket PC

Can anybody tell me if and how I can use Java on my Pocket PC? I downloaded CLDC 1.1 and transferred all the files to the device. This is what a professor of mine advised that I should try, however I'm not sure if I'm going in the right direction. I am relatively new to Java and would like any information on my request. Thanks!

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How to begin my Java in Pocket, Palms OS.

Hi, every dear Prof. here. We have just finished a simulation by Java.
Recently, we want to have some projects on Packet/Palm OS. Even I am new one in this field I am sure I could get better and better if we have Java.
We have WindowsCE(2.0, 3.0, 4.0) and Linux OS (some one makes it as compact one) for our Packet. Could I develope a "uniform" Java codes (Application Developement) for both of them? If yes, please give me some URL that I could get more knowledge and begin our work. What I need?
Thank you a lot for your attention.
another question, though I use search Palm and get the result in "MID Profile"
I do not find this area in forum home. Why?

To develop applications for Mobile devices you will need to use a form of J2ME (Mobile Edition) or the older J2PE (Personal Edition).
J2ME runs on Palms & Phones, and is aviable from the Downloads button.
J2PE runs on WinCE, Psions and MAYBE Palms (never used), for Psions go to Psions home page, for WinCE go to Early Access and I'd guess Palms developers homepage.
Hope that helps.

Ide java on pocket pc?

It forgives me in case that I am posting in the missed topic, but my doubt is only, directly exists some IDE (graphical or only text) for the development of one Java programs pocketpc? I covered some sites in search of some IDE that can make this, however still did not find nothing related, not to be some confused texts on a J9. Exists some IDE for such? Debtor and another time, excuses in case that he is repeating something or posting in wrong place. If possible, he will have the existence of this to send an email with the name of program or URL for my email? - [email protected]

hi...
You can use ibm's wsdd(websphere device developer) as plugin to wsad(websphere application developer) for developing web applications which can be run on palm devices. It uses j9(ibm's implemention of jvm).

Java on pocket pc hp jornada 520

i realize this question has been asked way to many times but i've yet to see a real answer...
its either beatten around the bush...or ignored
plz just tell me yes or no!?!?!?!?!?!?
if yes how / link plz
thx,
nate

no one knows anything??

Pocket PC 6700 With Windows Mobile Java ISSUE

Somebody Please help me! I bought a Pocket PC 6700 With Windows Mobile 5.0. I am trying to run an ".aspx" java supported extension for my Scottrade streaming quotes screen on my Pocket PC. Is there ANY java programs/downloads/patches, anything that will launch this app. with what I got? Im looking for a solution to this problem. Ive came across some research of it being a liscensing problem but I would think this kind of technology would be taken advantage of at this point with these new pocket PC's
Thanks,
Eric
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Hello,
I've had my PPC 6700 (Windows Mobile 5.0 pone/PDA) for a little over a year now, and I am in the same boat. I am using Bank of America for investing/trading and can not use the online streaming quotes, which is a java based tool for real time stock quotes....
I also have done plenty of research with no success. I have tried several Windows Mobile 5.0 compatible browser like: opera, netfront, etc. but noting seams to do the trick.. Is there a version of Sun Java for Pocket PC's?
Can anyone help?
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Start programming pocket pc

I am a novice for Java and pocket PC, but required to program some applications on windows CE using Java. Having looked through a lot of resources, I only found numerous sample codes in eVC++ or waba.
Applications of CDC and J2ME seem to focus on PDA and cell phone.
Can anyone tell me how to getting started to program under windows CE in java?
Is there any good tutorial and example code online?
Thanks a lot !!!!!!
Peter

Hello Peter...
you can start with downloading the Sun Wireless Tool Kit (WTK). If you want to use eclipse as IDE there's an useful plugin called "eclipseME". With this plugin you can integrate the WTK into your eclipse development environment. To have a quick start you can use one of eclipses assistants...
On the device you need a JVM to run your application. I prefer using the IBM J9 JVM. You can download an evaluation version from IBM's website. Theres also a JVM called "creme"...but I like the J9 ;-)
Hope that helps a bit....
Mirko

Installer and icon for j9 application

Hello there!
I've done a j9 (personal profile for windows mobile) application and I wish to change the executable icon on the device. Additionally I'm in need of as installer for this application. Is it possible to build a cab file with both application and j9 to deploy on the taget device?
many thanks!

I would like to do exactly what you are describing, however I am not there yet since I just started the development of a Java on Pocket PC project.
I did see reference to a tool by IBM called JXE which seems to wrap up a java app in a native executable for Pocket PC
Check out their wirelss forum and you may find more details on this.
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/dw_forum.jsp?forum=277&cat=9
Jim

Wich is better the ACS Server with VMware ESX or the Appliance for a multitenant environmet with ip overlaping

Excuse me, does any body can help me?
Wich is better the ACS Server with VMware ESX or the Appliance for a multitenant environmet with ip overlaping
I need to know if the ACS support the AAA functions but from equal ip segments (ip overlaping) on diferent places.... with diferent client networks.
We are implementing the ACS on a central site (our NOC), so each field engineer will be AAA from diferent sites, same ip networks and diferent places....
We need to implement support activities where our field engineer get access on a cisco device on the client premises, but the point is that we have a field engineer force wich get access on each device on diferent places.
With this scenary we need to decide wich is better: The appliance or the ACS Server with VMware ESX
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Just a quick question - have you looked at superwaba
and wabajump? Superwaba is basically Java for pocket
pc and palm, but wabajump allows you to compile to
palm (not pocket pc). You can also use Eclipse for
development in an applet - much quicker than deploying
to device/virtual device. Small memory footprint as
well.
Cheers
Andy StrattonThank you Andy. I'll try it. Have you tried to use Websphere Studio Device Developer ?
I've tried version 5.5 but i found it not too comfortable.
I'd like to know personal experiences of the whole stack of components and tools involved
in the development process. We're trying to design the best environment for it.
Kind Regards
J.L Perez

How do I run a Java Application on Pocket PC 2003 (iPAQ 2210)

I am writing an application for the iPAQ 2210. It will need to commuunicate over GPRS sending POST requests to a server (I think I will be using the Java.net package) the user interface will be very simple (a few buttons and text boxes) and will capture the data entered and send it back to the server (via the POST HTTP request) and read the response from the POST.
I believe I need to use the Personal Profile version of J2ME and I am only using the classes that it says are supported. How do I run the App on the Pocket PC. Having spoken to HP they have said I shouldn't need a virtual machine and that pocket pc 2003 has one built in! Is this so or should I get myself the Jeode Virtual machine?
Is the Jeode machine the best one?
Sorry to ask so many questions in one go, I'm a little lost at the moment!!
Jon

Hello Jon,
I will suggest you using IBM WSDD. Although it uses its own version of JVM(J9), but it suits to your needs well.
I think you should base your project on foundation profile(as you need some gui as well as java.net).
regards
-fatbrain73

How can we access network signal strength of pocket PC in java 1.1.8?

can anyone tell me if there is any way i can access the signal strength of a wireless access point by a java program for a pocket PC (Compaq iPaq)?
the iPaq only supports java 1.1.8

Hello,
I'm a french student and I have exactly the same problem as you.
It has been 3 weeks I'm searching, but I have not results.
Today, do you have the solution????? If yes, can you tell me something about that??
Thank you very much!!!
Yohan
can anyone tell me if there is any way i can access
the signal strength of a wireless access point by a
java program for a pocket PC (Compaq iPaq)?
the iPaq only supports java 1.1.8

Java web service and pocket pc

Hi all. I am looking for some advice on how best to go about the following. I have looked on the internet and found info on relevent parts, but not sure how to interact them all together.
I want to develop an application for a pocket pc (probably windows mobile 5.0) that will interact with a web service(in java). The pocket pc will send some sort of authentication to the service, which will then query a database and send the relevent information back to pocket pc.
I have read things on SOAP, WSDL and AJAX etc... but am unsure how to put them all together.
If anyone has any advice, good tutorials or links then they are greatly appreciated.
Regards

Hi all. I am looking for some advice on how best to
go about the following. I have looked on the
internet and found info on relevent parts, but not
sure how to interact them all together.Join the crowd :-) For most of this stuff, it seems we're ALL finding our way around.
I have read things on SOAP, WSDL and AJAX etc... but
am unsure how to put them all together.That's kind of like asking "how long is a piece of rope?" It depends on what you need it for.
Try w3schools.org for some great tutorials on some of the underlying technologies that power the above.
SOAP is nice and all if you want to use third-party libraries and you need industry-standard interactivity (for example with vendors or customers), but if you're doing everything in-house (i.e. your own application will consume the web service you wrote) then I'd seriously consider REST-based webservices. They're easier to write because you're free from the limitations of SOAP, and your apps can be smaller and with fewer parts.
Screw WSDL. Use it only if you are forced to. Axis has a great WSDL generator and if you can deploy everything in Axis, then you're good to go. I started writing my webservices using Axis and WSDL->Java generators and I was all cool and stuff because I was doing what everyone said was the best way to write these new applications. It took me a while to realize that most of that advice was coming from the people that were writing the software the real applications were based on, not using the stuff they had written to build real apps with. The perspective is completely different.
Then I had to maintain that mess and it wasn't worth it because all of my uses for webservices are internal. I write the server and client portions both. There's no need to complicate the issue with technologies that are meant for interacting with other systems which you have no control over, nor any knowledge of how they're consuming the information you're providing.
As to specific documentation, that's a little harder to come by. Your best bet is to first and foremost: read the specs on w3.org. No other pieces of documentation will be as in-depth and informative as the spec. If you're using spec-compliant implementations, then you've already got all your documentation. They're dense, I agree. They take forever, I agree. But I have yet to find anything that can rival the depth of understanding I gain from the specifications. Read the specs. All of them. Download them, print them out, stuff them in a fat folder (mine's in a 3-inch binder) and keep them handy. It seems like enterprise-level webservice-enabled apps will require lots of third-party support libraries, use lots of different technologies, and the documentation required to help the developer actually use all of this stuff will become critical. That's why I say print stuff out and keep it in one spot.
If you can get any good out of these third-party libraries for generating clients, then more power to ya. I think they're a waste of time, myself, because I can write a client quicker and make it far more easy to maintain if I just do it from scratch. I'm only interested in using these technologies to make it quicker, more effiicient, easier to maintain, etc... be careful you don't get carried away with the vastly divergent advice you'll get on how to build your app and end up making it much more complicated and harder to maintain than it would have been had you not used industry-standard methodologies. Think small and simple.
To get started, I would get a really good XML IDE. I use oxygen (http://www.oxygenxml.com). Version 7 is out, which has XQuery debugging and lots of other stuff. Have your company buy it. It's worth it. (has eclipse integration too). Then download Sarissa: http://sourceforge.net/projects/sarissa it's a great cross-browser javascript library for doing AJAX stuff. We use it for our AJAX applications and it's great. Fairly well documented too. Then use as much client-side processing as you can get away with because with webservices, your XML processing will hammer the server. Our IBM dual 3GHz/8GB RAM machine is chugging constantly. We process around 300,000 pages of XML in a normal business day, and it's intensive processing (lots of SQL serialization and transforms). We're trying to offload as much work to the client as we can. We're using Mozilla now, so that's making life much easier for us. Even the embedded mozillas have fantastic support for AJAX-friendly technologies.
As for putting everything together, well, you're pretty much on your own there. In our environment, we have a custom XML-based intranet portal, which I had to write myself because there's nothing out there that does what we need it to, we use Postgres as our enterprise database, JBoss as our application server, Apache as our front-end, and oh yeah, we have an AS-400 on which resides all the "real" data. Just try and find documentation on serving data via an AJAX-enabled enterprise app from data that resides on DB2/400 and generating the interface on the client using XSLT. Or how about getting data from the postgres server into an RPG program using a webservices client on the 400. I don't even think I'm supposed to be doing stuff like that, let alone be able to find documentation on a solution that someone has come up with.
Now if someone would just make a good JavaScript IDE, AJAX would take off like a bat out of hell. How long has JavaScript been around now? 10 years-ish? And how many good IDE's are there for JavaScript? Zero. Really irritates me sometimes... A good Mozilla-based AJAX-friendly JavaScript IDE would be a HUGE and I mean HUGE benefit to the webservices community.

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