A Question for iPAQ's Jvm!

Java on Mobile Devices J2ME
#1

My Engilsh is not good? so I am very sorry!
hi,all.
I want to run Java Swing on IPAQ 3630! but,Microsoft’s VM con’t run Java Swing! Please
tell me how to run swing on IPAQ!! thanks!!

#2

The only JVM on iPaq that supports Swing is NSICom’s CrEme 3.2 JVM. It’s not a bad VM, either, but it’s terribly slow.

Cas :slight_smile:

#3

You’d be better off forgetting about Swing and using another lighter-weight UI library – then you can use Insignia’s VM, which last I heard was being distributed on the latest iPAQ CD (although that may no longer be the case…), and was marginally faster than Sun’s.

#4

[quote]The only JVM on iPaq that supports Swing is NSICom’s CrEme 3.2 JVM. It’s not a bad VM, either, but it’s terribly slow.

Cas :slight_smile:
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Hi there,
I’m using an iPAQ 3630, running Swing with CrEme, but it didn’t work without adding the Swing classes. Do you know how to get Swing without having to modify/adding anything at all from/to the JVM?

#5

Swing comes with CrEme MAX. Probably CrEme STD as well but I forget now. We used the MAX version.

Cas :slight_smile:

#6

[quote]Swing comes with CrEme MAX. Probably CrEme STD as well but I forget now. We used the MAX version.

Cas :slight_smile:
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OK, could you please tell me the file name of the .cab that you downloaded?

Thanks
Fernando

#7

You could also try the swing implementation for jdk1.1.8. I think that should theoretically be able to run on any personaljava platform.

#8

You could also try SavaJE, which supports a full J2SE on iPaq. But it replaces your entire OS.