WebToGo on PocketPC 2002

Hi,
I successfully installed the TODO-Tutorial of the WebToGo-Manual on a Win32 machine. Now, I want to install it on my PocketPC 2002. When I connect to http://ip-adress/webtogo/index.html the login-site appears the Pocket Internet Explorer shows the site but the fields to insert the username and password do not appear.
Can somebody help me in using WebToGo on my PocketPC (the tutorial only describes using the tutorial on Win32) ?
Thanx,
Martin

webtogo is only available on win32, probably because the mobile web server and servlet container won't work or fit on most handhelds...?

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