Windows mobile 5.0 (ce 5)  need JVM

got a new PDA, hp ipaq hx2495. Im a java geek so i want to start writing little java apps for it and wanted to ask where to start? what jre is recommended and where to get it, I see something about Jeode or J9 but i dont want to mess it up so i want to be sure before i install.
after i get a simple hello world running i then want to get Websphere mq everyplace running and putting some little mq messages on a qmgr on another omputer running wmq 5.3...
but first, small steps...I need a JRE or Java SDK and I am confused
anyone doing this on windows mobile 5 or similar?
thanks

You should send this to Sun for a J2ME FAQ :-) Very good!
Hi
I'm starting the development of a J2ME application.
The target device is an hp iPAQ, I don't know at the
moment what model.
Until now I have discovered these informations:
The version of JAVA to use is PersonalJava, that is a
CDC configuration of J2ME with full support of all
optional packages (look at the sun pages for
details).
TO COMPILE your application you can use classic javac
compiler, using "-bootclasspath" as parameter to
specify the library file that contains the
PersonalJava implementation.
TO DEPLOY your application, you can package it in a
conventional .jar file.
TO TEST your application on your local machine, you
can download a J2ME JVM, like one of these:
http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/computing/users/fittond/pp
cjava.html
some of these machines got a developer pack that
includes a device emulator to test the application.
Good work
Verny

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