UIX application and pocket pc emulator

Hi
I've developing an UIX application for pocket pc.
How can i test this on pocket pc emulator?
Which are the setting of JDEV and Pocket pc IE to do this test?
Thank for your help,
Andrea.

We hope eventually to be able to let you launch an emulator from jdev, but for now there is no emulator which is hooked into jdev. You'll need to install, configure, and start up the ppc emulator yourself. Then once you've written your page you can run the uix page, which will bring it up in a regular browser. Then use the same address in the browser, which should be something like "http://ip-address:8988/workspace-name-context-root/pagename.uix" in the ppc emulator browser to look at the page.

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