JVM for a S45 Siemens Pocket PC?

Hello everybody. I have found an S45 Siemens Pocket PC from a friend of mine. It is very old an dI was wondering if it does support any Java VIrtual Machine to install on it.
I have already tried the Jeode(usual for Compaq iPAQ H3800,H3900 series and etc). It does not supported by this device.
It runs Windows CE(I could not find which version....)
If anybody knows which JVM it does support I would really be appreciated for.
Thank you.

You can search the web to figure out what version of PocketPC you have. Depending on your model, you can probably buy an upgrade CD to bring it up to PocketPC 2003. I think you can get these on EBay for around $10.
There are some PocketPC third party browsers that include Java plugins.
You can probably install Personal Java (JVM 1.1). Not sure where the download link is, but is is on the Sun site somewhere.
Finally, if you want Java 2 capability, you may want to look at KaffeCE. But you'll need to get the source and rebuild it.

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