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Java - Via Linux (runescape)

I know that there is java for linux, and I think linux is out for universal so has anyone tried the java yet
unless its version is pocket linux

Development for WM under Linux?

Hi all,
few weeks ago I deleted Windows and started using Ubuntu (nice OS), but it looks like it isn't possible to develop any applications for Windows Mobile.
Visual Studio 2005, Embedded VC++,... doesn't run under WINE.
I tried to use VirtualBox with WindowsXP, but it was terribly slow.
Is it possible to develop applications for WM under Ubuntu?
(Don't tell me to use dualboot, I want to have clean PC without some Windows sh*ts!)
Thanks

I would also like to know this.

you should trie Eclipse IDE!
If Eclipse doesn't fit, search for some of it's derivates.
There are several... many for Java, but also some for PHP (PDT) and
CSS/(x)HTML (Aptana Studio).
Hope I could help you!
If your VM is too slow,
start using a down-stripped version of WinXP!
(f.e. TinyXP -- nothing illegal, avail. via torrent -> u need a valid serial, of course!)

You can also create your own Tiny Xp..search fo a tool called
1. nLite For XP
2. vLite For Vista

ZaxXx said:
Is it possible to develop applications for WM under Ubuntu?
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Check http://cegcc.sf.net
arm-wince-mingw32ce can be used to compile many wince programs
if you write/adapt the Makefiles

you can maybe make compact framework .net apps using http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page
mono

Actually, you should think of downloading WM 5/6 SDK and... using it with right cross-GCC.
Yes, I was right: http://cegcc.sourceforge.net/

Windows Mobile development

Hi,
I have a C++ project written for the Linux platform - the project is quite big and has a lot of .h and .cpp files.
I need to port this such that it can run on a Windows Mobile 6.1 device. So I have installed Visual Studio 2008 (free trial version) , SDKs, and emulator images.
Now I'm a bit confused as to what to do next. In VS should I go to File -> New -> Project from Existing code. ? After that what should I do?
Let's say I have a .h file (written to linux platform). Basically how should I start the porting process?
(I'm sorry, am new to this and I really appreciate some help)
Many thanks

nitro2u said:
Hi,
I have a C++ project written for the Linux platform - the project is quite big and has a lot of .h and .cpp files.
I need to port this such that it can run on a Windows Mobile 6.1 device. So I have installed Visual Studio 2008 (free trial version) , SDKs, and emulator images.
Now I'm a bit confused as to what to do next. In VS should I go to File -> New -> Project from Existing code. ? After that what should I do?
Let's say I have a .h file (written to linux platform). Basically how should I start the porting process?
(I'm sorry, am new to this and I really appreciate some help)
Many thanks
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There is no automatic/magic porting process to start
You need to:
1 - Learn C++
2 - Learn win32 API
3 - Port the project by yourself - which means modify each file by hand so the original Linux code will be adapted to win32 code for Windows Mobile.

[TORRENTS] Android SDKs

BitTorrent is great. If I could download everything via BitTorrent (legally I mean) then that would be much better. If then everyone else used BitTorrent that would be great. In a BitTorrent client using the protocol you automatically have checksumming to ensure that there are no errors in the download, you have a download manager with resumable downloads, queueing and so on, what's not to like?
The Android SDK provides you the API libraries and developer tools necessary to build, test, and debug apps for Android.
If you're a new Android developer, we recommend you download the ADT Bundle to quickly start developing apps. It includes the essential Android SDK components and a version of the Eclipse IDE with built-in ADT (Android Developer Tools) to streamline your Android app development.
With a single download, the ADT Bundle includes everything you need to begin developing apps:
Eclipse + ADT plugin
Android SDK Tools
Android Platform-tools
The latest Android platform
The latest Android system image for the emulator
(Description above from: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html)
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I have mirrored all the current SDK bundles and I am sharing them as torrents basically because of what I said above.
Please find the links on my page here: http://www.rorybradford.com/p/android.html

thanks
thanks for this, really looking for this :good:

Thats cool,thx.
-TEAM OPTIMA-GREEEETZ!!!

Creating a soft keyboard, any alternative to the official SDK?

how to create a soft keyboard using anything other than android sdk? since java and me are not best friends
any lua or python or similar solution? c++ is fine as far as i know it can't be done using NDK.
Or if i must go for java, any easier sdk than the official sdk?
And to make it worse, now that eclispe's SDK is depreciated, I'm stuck with android studio, which I absolutely hate