how do you add games (java) or whatever.. ??
Orbit 2 is an PPC, and ALL PPC can insert a geme or program written in ARM code (PPC code) so you can not insert Java (that is for Smartphone or Symbian), PPC have a windows mobile code.
I hope it's all correct that I've write
thefamous said:
Orbit 2 is an PPC, and ALL PPC can insert a geme or program written in ARM code (PPC code) so you can not insert Java (that is for Smartphone or Symbian), PPC have a windows mobile code.
I hope it's all correct that I've write
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What??????!!!!!!!!!!!!
Havent anyone heard of MIDlet manager?? Just put this program in and run JAR/JAD stuff, its simple.
HTC Version comes with Esmertec Java installed.
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HTC Version comes with Esmertec Java installed.
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The Xda orbit2 has Esmertec Java preinstalled too. Its no problem to install java apps.
Lars
Just open your JAVA emulator go to the programs, select JAVA, app. opens, go to menu, create new folder, give the name of the game. you see the folder on display, go again to menu install ---> local files and select your jar file and finished....the java file will be loaded.
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Anyone know what files/have the files necessary to put the Java Virtual Machine back on the T-Mobile (US) MDA Load?
Its on the SDA but not the MDA - and this sucks!
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Anyone know what files/have the files necessary to put the Java Virtual Machine back on the T-Mobile (US) MDA Load?
Its on the SDA but not the MDA - and this sucks!
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Just a simple .lnk file to \Windows\Jmm.exe. AFAIK, the intent Midlet manager comes with all HTC Wizards pre-installed; it's only the link file that is missing.
You can also download this link file from http://www.winmobiletech.com/sekalaiset/MIDlet Manager.lnk
Nope - the FILE is missing! And copying it over from a SDA (which has it) doesn't help - it won't run (may be different link options or somesuch)
It appears that T-Mobile whacked it out of their ROMs! Anyone got a copy of that I can try dropping in there?
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Nope - the FILE is missing! And copying it over from a SDA (which has it) doesn't help - it won't run (may be different link options or somesuch)
It appears that T-Mobile whacked it out of their ROMs! Anyone got a copy of that I can try dropping in there?
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http://www.winmobiletech.com/sekalaiset/jmm.zip - give this a try. Unpack it to \Windows. Let me know if it works/doesn't work.
WORKS, kinda.
It comes up but won't load the GLM software. Not quite sure why.... looking at that now.
Update - says it failed to run image \windows\target.img
Looks like there's one file missing in that archive.
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WORKS, kinda.
It comes up but won't load the GLM software. Not quite sure why.... looking at that now.
Update - says it failed to run image \windows\target.img
Looks like there's one file missing in that archive.
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Give it a try: http://www.winmobiletech.com/sekalaiset/target.img.zip
Put the ZIP file itself (don't decompress it) into \Windows.
Well it comes up now - GLM fails to load claiming the JAR file is invalid, but the Java Virtual Machine starts without error.
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Well it comes up now - GLM fails to load claiming the JAR file is invalid, but the Java Virtual Machine starts without error.
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What JAR file is that? Midlet manager is only able to run non-device-specific midlets - that is, NOT Nokia/Sony-Ericsson etc. specific ones. With other stuff, it'll report about invalid JAR files.
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Well it comes up now - GLM fails to load claiming the JAR file is invalid, but the Java Virtual Machine starts without error.
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What JAR file is that? Midlet manager is only able to run non-device-specific midlets - that is, NOT Nokia/Sony-Ericsson etc. specific ones. With other stuff, it'll report about invalid JAR files.
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Its the Google Local Generic MIDP 2.0 version off www.google.com/glm.
Runs on the SDA, but refuses to load on the MDA. The VM IS running now though.... thanks.
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Well it comes up now - GLM fails to load claiming the JAR file is invalid, but the Java Virtual Machine starts without error.
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What JAR file is that? Midlet manager is only able to run non-device-specific midlets - that is, NOT Nokia/Sony-Ericsson etc. specific ones. With other stuff, it'll report about invalid JAR files.
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Its the Google Local Generic MIDP 2.0 version off www.google.com/glm.
Runs on the SDA, but refuses to load on the MDA. The VM IS running now though.... thanks.
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OIC... the generic MIDP2 version works great on my Qtek 1.6.7.1 ROM.
Leave it to T-Mobile to cripple the damn thing....
I've also been playing around with getting java on the T-Mob US MDA. I didn't have the benefit of an SDA, but on the ftp site I found various extended roms for the Wizard. Specifically on the 'O2 Mini Asia Exteded Rom...' I found a .cab that installs the jvm/midlet manager.
The program itself runs just fine, and installs and downloads the .jar specified in any jad file I execute. The problem comes when I try to run a program from within the Midlet Manager. What I get is:
Error
Failed to run the MIDlet
This happens with google, Opera and another program I want to run. Is this the same error you are getting?
The O2 Mini is a Wizard - correct? Could there be something else in the ROM that needs to be installed?
Anyone have any ideas?
No, I'm getting an error trying to LOAD the GLM site from www.google.com/glm.
It appears to load, goes through all the motions, and then complains about an invalid JAR file.
I don't have any JARs handy I can load off a local SD card to see if it will work with those. I'll look around for some....
So you are getting an error already when trying to download the app from Google? I don't know how familiar you are with J2ME apps, but they typically consists of 2 components. A .jad file which is a simple text file that describes some properties of the app and a link to the actual app.
The point I am at I can successfully go to the Google/glm site and select the Generic Advanced app, agree to terms and then I click to download. Once I do that PocketIE asks if I want to save or run the .jad file. I then select to run it, and it kicks off the midlet manager. Then the midlet manager will download the .jar file and it is available in the manager with icon and everything. Once I click on the Google or Opera icon to launch the J2ME app I get the error I described.
If I understood correctly it seems you haven't gotten this far yet?
Correct. I cannot load the application - it is transferred but the JMM application refuses to install it.
I suspect a registry difference here - and if we find it, we may have a working solution.
Well, I would have thought that the .cab I got from the other extended rom would create all the appropriate registry keys to run the program. At least jmm works and downloads the jar.
I have no idea why it won't run them though. I also used LokiWiz to unlock the device, and after that I had to reinstall the jmm cab because the device complained that jmm.exe was not signed/authorized.
I see that some keys have been created in HKLM\Software\Tao\. I have attached them here.
It may be a file association for the .JAR type....
After looking around a little in the registry, I can see that there are a lot of keys created. I think it will be difficult for you to manually copy everything from the SDA. There are entries for the right extensions, but there is one more interesting one that I'd like to see what is in the SDA (or any Wizard with Java capabilities) \HKCR\CEJavaVM. On my device it is empty.
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After looking around a little in the registry, I can see that there are a lot of keys created. I think it will be difficult for you to manually copy everything from the SDA. There are entries for the right extensions, but there is one more interesting one that I'd like to see what is in the SDA (or any Wizard with Java capabilities) \HKCR\CEJavaVM. On my device it is empty.
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That key is not there at all on the SDA nor on my MDA.
There are several file associations ("Jarfile" and "Jadfile") all of which look ok......
Works on a Cingular 8125
Do it works on a Cingular 8125, however, how do you get to Midlets after you install them?
EDIT: I just need a .lnk file to the JMM.
Danny
I really want to use a name picker (randomly picks a name from a pre-defined list)
Google reveals this java version is exactly what I need for a desktop
Is there any way I can use it on the pocket pc (does not work in midlet manager)
http://www.davebsoft.com/jaws/apps/namepicker.jnlp
You normally need a jar version of the program to work with midlet manager - best you do a search for a jar version.
The author kindly sent me his JAR file for this app. I have placed it onto my device but cannot open it
Is it incompatable or am I making a silly mistake
Thanks
Hays
Is that the zip he sent you or did you send you a jar file? Even when i rename it namepicker.jar it wont install, i am sure there is something wrong with the file.
Is that the zip he sent you or did he send you a jar file? Even when i rename it namepicker.jar it wont install, i am sure there is something wrong with the file.
he sent this text in his email
The jar file is here, but it probably isn't set up the way you need it:
http://davebsoft.com/jaws/apps/lib/namepicker.jar
I downloaded it but can't get it working
yep - still says invalid - contact the author again he must have a valid jar that works
will do
thanks for your help
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"invalid" in what context? It's valid in the context in which you've been
running it on your PC or whatever. Maybe it lacks a manifest file or
something. There are free tool to extract and rebuild jar files.
The message it gives is that it has an 'invalid java application desciptor' i.e. the jad part of the jar is wrong.
just a guess, but its probably made for jave for desktops, not j2me.
OMG. The Java that is written is for PC (or eqv) Java not for Java for phone (eg. midlet). That's why it doesn't run. Midlet is a very small subset of the real Java, the code is different, and there isn't much function in midlet version of java, and it is a pain to program in midlet-java (whatever you call it). Hence the JAR is not working. Try running it on your PC, it will work.
No, you can't extract it and run it on your midlet-enabled phone. No, even if you have the source, you can't do that either, unless you translate the code manually. I don't think there is a converter for that matter, especially it involved GUI.
That explains it
Anyone up for the challenge of writing a good pocket pc version ??
Hays
Try this one...
This is an OSS JVM that's meant to be J2SE compliant so it might just run. Try your luck.
Hi Guys
Can anyone help me in deploying j2me application into my brand new imate KJAM. I tried out with jar and jad files but of no use can anyone suggest me which files has to be installed to PDA of windows mobile 5.0 Operating system.
What are prc files and is cab files related to J2ME pls let me know this
Thanq
VijayGutta
Hello Vijay,
K JAM is very well equipped with J2ME...however, it will run Universal type of jar and jad files...if u are trying to put Nokoa series40/60 files then it won't run as for the resolution.
CAB files are executbles for PPC for all OS versions and are not J2ME ones.
Hi, i just downloaded the new Opera Mini 4.1 (www.mini.opera.com/beta) on my HTC Artemis and when i clicked on the "download" it said the file already exists. I didnt choose where it downloaded to... so, does anyone know where the install files are stored?
Cheers,
It'll install in your Java environment ...check in Start>Program> Java or Esmertec Java....open that then you can see the installed application.
By default they go to \Windows\Appdb\ , at least on my WM6.1 Prophet rom...
yes or it simply goes in my documents folder in the device
Hello,
I'm currently in the need to code a C++ app under Windows Mobile 6 that starts an installed Java app. I already hoped that call system("java java_app") might work, but my C++ compiler (VS 2005) does not even know system() function. And I don't think it would work this way: to install a Java app, I start a .jar file, and then, I can start the app manually via start menu under Start -> Program Files -> Tools -> Java, where I can select from all installed Java apps, and obviously, the installation does not create .jar or. class files anywhere in the file system. The Java runtime environment on my phone (HTC Diamond) is an Esmertec Jbed.
Thanks for any help.
As far as I could find out, Java apps under Jbed JVM can be started from command line by
\windows\jbed.exe -run sX_
where X=0,1,2,3,... ist the index of the desired app in the list of installed Java apps. So, Java app can be started from C++ programm using ShellExecuteEx(), filling the lpFile member of the SHELLEXECUTEINFO parameter with "\\windows\\jbed.exe" and lpParameters member with "-run sX_".
Very nice, so far, however, there are two troubles remaining:
- the index X of the desired Java app depends on the sequence, in which the Java apps have been installed
- the Java midlets have a hierarchical structure. A midlet might contain several sub-midlets, but only the highest-level midlets are accessable by the s-index
Well, I think the hierarchical structure is a solvable problem, the desired midlet can be installed as a top-level midlet. But still the index problem. Is there maybe a registry entry that maps midlets to indices?
I found the solution!
Jbed stores for each installed midlet a sX_.jah, sX_.obj and a sX_suite.utf file in \windows\appdb folder. The .jah and .obj are binary files, but the .utf files are readable text files that contain some information of the corresponding midlet, that enables one to identify midlet from index X. So, all I need to do in my C++ app is to open the .utf files subsequently and to check if I find the information that identifies the desired midlet.