Obtain CDC + Foundation Profile

Hi,
Where can I get CDC + Foundation Profile HotSpot Implementation?
For CDC (FP) reference inplementation, does it only support Linux platform?
Thanks very much,

Just do export LANG=en_US
also edit the /etc/sysconfig/i18n file entry for LANG to en_US instead of the UTF.8 stuff
I don't know the exact reason though.. this will work.
--Prasanna Kumar

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Compiling CDC/ Foundation Profile and Personal Profile in RedHat 7.3

When I compile the CDC/Personal Profile,in RedHat 7.3,I get this message:
../share/rules.mk:235: ../../build/linux-i686/generated/empty.mk: No such file or directory
... mkdir ../../build/linux-i686/generated/javavm/runtime
touch ../../build/linux-i686/generated/empty.mk
... mkdir ../../build/linux-i686/generated/flags
error:compiler message file broken: key=compiler.err.sun.io.MalformedInputException arguments=null
,null,null,null,null,null,null
100 errors
make: ***[.compile.btclasses] Error1
And with CDC/Foundation Profile ,the message is:
error:compiler message file broken: key=compiler.err.sun.io.MalformedInputException arguments=null
,null,null,null,null,null,null
100 errors
make: ***[.compile.btclasses] Error1
What can I do now!
Can you help me to solve this error?

Just do export LANG=en_US
also edit the /etc/sysconfig/i18n file entry for LANG to en_US instead of the UTF.8 stuff
I don't know the exact reason though.. this will work.
--Prasanna Kumar

How to run CDC Foundation profile on Pocket PC (iPAQ)?

Hi,
I'm using IBM Websphere to compile and run CDC Foundation Profile Java apps. My question is, how do I run the JXE files by themselves on my iPAQ?
Thanks,
Derek

Hi Derek,
I set up a device build for my ppc in Websphere and it builds my .jxe file and copies it accross to my Pocket PC using active sync for me. I can then just run the app by clicking on the shortcut link file.
If this doesn't work for you try using a link file (mylink.lnk) to run the application. The contents of a link file are like:
255#"\Program Files\J9\PPRO10\bin\j9w.exe" "-jcl:ppro10:loadlibrary=swt-win32-3101" "-cp" "\Program Files\J9\PPRO10\lib\swt.jar;\Program Files\J9\PPRO10\examples\ex1.jar" "Ex1"
The number 255# represents how many chars are in the link
\Program Files\J9\PPRO10\bin\j9w.exe is the path to the VM (.jxe files are proprietry .class files optimized for the J9 VM)
jcl:ppro10:loadlibrary= is an option for loading a native library (.dll) file i believe. (you may not need this - the example above is using the SWT UI package which needs the swt-win32-3101.dll file so it is included in the lnk),
"-cp" is the class path (include any external jars you need as well as your application jar)
then type in the name of the main class to run.
i think there is also a "-jxe:<jxeFile>" option you can use to run a .jxe file with the J9 VM from IBM.
hope this helps.
Walt.

RMI with CDC + foundation profile

I'm trying to get RMI working with Java ME on Linux. I built the CDC with the Foundation Profile and installed that on the target device (which has an i486-class processor), and set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to include the path that my native library is in.
If I run the standard java VM (1.5), it finds the library and runs my test app. However, if I run it with cvm, I get the following error:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no adm1026 in java.library.path
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibraryInternal(Ljava/lang/Class;Ljava/lang/String;ZZ)Ljava/lang/Object;(ClassLoader.java:1465)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(Ljava/lang/Class;Ljava/lang/String;Z)V(ClassLoader.java:1349)
at java.lang.Runtime.loadLibrary0(Ljava/lang/Class;Ljava/lang/String;)V(Runtime.java:814)
at java.lang.System.loadLibrary(Ljava/lang/String;)V(System.java:854)
at com.terascala.manager.server.EnclosureSensorReader.<clinit>()V(EnclosureSensorReader.java:71)
at java.lang.Class.runStaticInitializers()V(Class.java:1523)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Ljava/lang/Object;[Ljava/lang/Object;)Ljava/lang/Object;(Method.java:314)
at sun.misc.CVM.runMain()V(CVM.java:259)
I've also tried explicitly setting java.library.path, and it makes no difference. Is there some change I have to make to compile my library so that CVM can load it? I know that Linux will often say it "can't find" a library when it really means that the library isn't compatible with the loader, so I assume something like that is going on here.
Thanks in advance.

Hi.
Some iPAQ's are delivered with Jeode PersonalJava VM. It can also run applets. This is a kind of "old" Java but still "state of the art" for WinCE/PPC.
For the more up to date J2ME you need a proper VM. CLDC is for devices with restricted resources like mobile phones etc. CDC is for devices with some more resources, e. g PDA, Settop-boxes etc. For these devices and J2ME/CDC I only know the beta of NSIcom's CrE-ME VM, availabe as a 30-days trial at www.nsicom.com.
Yours
Michael

Problems with CDC/Foundation Profile making on Linux, heip me please!!!

I am a new to J2ME.My OS is redhat9.0,and building tools is gcc3.4.3.After having downloaded the cdcfoundation-1_0_1-fcs for linux, I unzip it to /home/cdcfoundation/.Under the directory of /build/linux/,I typed the following command:
make CVM_JAVABIN=/usr/java/jdk1.5.0/bin CVM_DEBUG=true J2ME_CLASSLIB=foundation
But it failed to build,the error is:
make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
I had tried many times,I hope someone can help me!!!
I am waiting................

You need ksh (korn shell) in order to compile. It is because this shell provides an option (if I remember well -h) which is not present in other shells like bash.
So, download it from http://www.kornshell.com and make it available in a folder present in your PATH.
Hope this help.

Problems with CDC/Foundation Profile making on Linux

I am a new to J2ME.My OS is redhat9.0,and building tools is gcc3.4.3.After having downloaded the cdcfoundation-1_0_1-fcs for linux, I unzip it to /home/cdcfoundation/.Under the directory of /build/linux-i386/,I typed the following command:
make CVM_JAVABIN=/usr/java/jdk1.5.0/bin CVM_DEBUG=true J2ME_CLASSLIB=foundation CVM_GNU_TOOLS_PATH=/usr/bin
But it failed to build,the error is:
make: ksh: Command not found
make: ksh: Command not found
H BH B../share/rules.mk:235: ../../build/linux-i686/generated/empty.mk: 没有那个文件或目录
make: ksh: Command not found
make: *** [../../build/linux-i686/generated/javavm/runtime] Error 127
I had tried many times,I hope someone can help me!!!
I am waiting...............

You need ksh (korn shell) in order to compile. It is because this shell provides an option (if I remember well -h) which is not present in other shells like bash.
So, download it from http://www.kornshell.com and make it available in a folder present in your PATH.
Hope this help.

I want to run cdc/foundation on xscale target board. what do I do?

Hi~
I am porting a cdc/foundation porting on the xscale taget board.
But, When linking I have some error message.
==================================
Linking ../../build/linux-sarm-dtv/bin/cvm
/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/arm-linux/3.3.2/../../../../arm-linux/bin/ld:
Warning: alignment 4 of symbol 'CVM_java_lang_Class_intfMethodtable' in ../../build/linux-sarm-dtv/obj/libromjava.a(romjavaAux.o)
/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/arm-linux/3.3.2/../../../../arm-linux/bin/ld:
Warning: alignment 4 of symbol 'CVM_java_lang_String_intfMethodtable' in ../../build/linux-sarm-dtv/obj/libromjava.a(romjavaAux.o)
/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/arm-linux/3.3.2/../../../../arm-linux/bin/ld:
Warning: alignment 4 of symbol 'CVM_java_lang_security_AllPermissionCollection_1_intfMethodtable' in ../../build/linux-sarm-dtv/obj/libromjava.a(romjavaAux.o) is smaller than 32 in ../../build/linux-sarm-dtv/obj/libromjava.a(romjavaAux.o)
/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/arm-linux/3.3.2/../../../../arm-linux/bin/ld: cannot find -lfloat
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
What do I do?
I hope somebody's help me...^^*

Hi ,
I am also facing the same problem when compiling cdc foundation profile for arm.
"ld: cannot find -lfloat"
Did u get the solution on this?
If yes please help me.
Thanks,
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Does CDC(PP profile) supprots ARM 7 platform?

Hi all:
Who can tell me the answer of this question, and where to get the cdc and pp profile implementation?

Yes,it is. I 'm porting CDC(foundation profile), and I encount many problems. If you have some experiences or you want to talk about it with me, please Email with me. [email protected] By the way, I'm a Chinese.

When do we use Foundation Profile

Hi,
when do we use the Foundation Profile?
how different is it from the Personal Profile?
is the FProfile more in use than PProfile?
if the PP is available why would we use the FP?

when do we use the Foundation Profile? on device with limited memory and no requirement for a GUI.
how different is it from the Personal Profile?Foundation Profile have no GUI.
Personal PP have GUI.
And PP is rather much larger than FP in memory storage
is the FProfile more in use than PProfile?Yes, sorta...since FP is a subset of PProfile
if the PP is available why would we use the FP?Small device have limited memory (some have only 32 MB total)
J2ME with CDC + PP takes about 2MB+ (that's i/8th of total memory)....while CLDC+MIDP takes about (600 KB)
Also, runtime memory requirement for CDC+PP is much higher than CLDC+MIDP
Palm OS is an example why we use MIDP instead of PP
and small device such as cell phone have greater limit on memory storage...so they tends to choose CLDC and MIDP

CDC Personal Profile and XML

Hi everybody,
does anyone here has any experiences with J9 (CDC Personal Profile) and XML document?
Can I use SAX or Dom to parse XML files in CDC Personal Profile?
Any help is appreciated!!

Try kXML. It should work on any Java platform.

How could I use native methods in CDC-Personal Profile?

Hi, I know that CDC-Personal profile doesn�t support JNI (I think so), but i think that must be a way to use native methods in an application written with Personal Profile. Thank you very much

I'm esperiecing the JBluez executing in a CVM for Linux...all seems work well, and i know that only the CLDC doesn't support JNI but CDC support it. You only need to follow theinstructoins valids for use JNI with J2SE, if i'haven't readed bad, CDC is Java 1.3 compliant...
I hope this could clarify your ideas
Andrew

Where I can find J2ME cdc foundation 1.0.1 not 1.0.2

Can anyone tell me where I can download J2me cdc foundation 1.0.1, I only found 1.0.2 on web site.
Thanks.

Can anyone send to me a copy of it ?
[email protected]
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I would like to obtain a lens profile for the Leica D-Lux 5. Is that available?

I would like to obtain a lens profile for the Leica D-Lux 5. Is that available?

If by "Final Cut Title" you mean the Basic Title (that you also get by typing Control-T), you can edit that title by right clicking on the Basic Title template in the Effects Browser >Titles > Bumper/Opener section, and selecting Open a Copy in Motion.
In Motion 5, turn down the disclosure triangle on Main and select the Title layer (in the layers column). Under the canvas at the bottom right are several icons -- click on the one to the right of the gear (Filters) > Stylize > Extrude. In the Inspector, select the Filters tab and right click on each one of those parameters and select Publish (that includes the Gradient). At the bottom, select the Publish OSC control (so that it is Checked.) Everything you just published will appear in the Title Inspector in FCPX.
Save As and give it a new name (although there will already be a "Copy of Basic Title" in FCPX -- happens as soon as you open in Motion) -- something like Extruded Title.
Back in FCPX, you can add that title to your storyline and use the OnScreen Control to create your 3D effect however you like it.
If you like, you can pre-setup the text to appear like you would generally like to have it in it's "starting" condition (for instance, ramp up the text size, set colors, etc.) Every time you save, however you have the title set up in Motion is how it will appear in FCPX when you add it.
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Building the CDC Foundation JDWP

Hi, I've been having problems installing the CDC foundation package. After going through and managing to get it built, I then wanted to use the debugger with the CVM. following the instructions in the porting guide, I built the CDC pakage with the JVMDI support, and then attempted to build the JDWP agent using the following command:
make BOOTDIR=/usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0_0_01
this differs from the documented command line, which was:
make -BOOTDIR=/usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0_0_01/bin/
I found the documented command line simply did not work at all.
However I am still getting an error from the compiler, namely:
make[2]: /micro/tools/i686-redhat-linux/gnu/bin/arm-netwinder-linux-gcc: Command not found
It seems that it's trying to build for the wrong platform? I tried setting the target as linux and linux-i686, however these were not recognised. I've looked through the makefiles and can't find where this command is called.
Any ideas anyone? I'm running redhat 7.3, J2SE 1.4.0, egcs 1.1.2

sorted this now, changed:
/jdk_build/linux/makefiles/Def-linux.mk
commented ARCH=linux-sarm-sidewinder
uncommented ARCH=i686
changed the path on lines 100 and 107.
changed the command to gcc on line 117

CDC/Personal Profile Platform Emulator

Hi,
I am a new J2ME developer. Earlier I was working on Swings in Java. I am working on netbeans 6.0 now. I just want to know what are the emulator/SDK available for CDC/Personal Profile1.0. I have already dowloaded the CDC Toolkit form Sun and integrated with Netabeans. Now I am looking an emulator for Personal Profile 1.0. Please help me in finding emulator and integrating with netbeans.
Thanks in advance

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