J2ME on PDA?

[Henk]

Hi,

I have to make an application for a PDA. I already made something in VB.NET (in the Compact Framework). I also have to make the same application using J2ME.
Is this possible, or is J2ME mainly meant for Cell phones?

[muon]

There are two j2me runtime environments for Palm os that I know of.  midp4palm which is put out by sun I believe, and IBM websphere.  midp4palm only works with 1.0.4 at this time.  IBM websphere goes up to j2me 2.0, which is great, but it still does not work perfectly like a simulator or a real cell phone.
Both of these come with tools to compile the desired .jad and .jar files into a .prc file.  This .prc file can then be downloaded to the device and run like a normal program.

[mschab]

Hello!

Maybe Superwaba is something for you.
It's not J2ME but a subset of Java.
http://www.superwaba.com.br/en/default.asp

Ciao Mario

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[Henk]

The application i have to make should run under Microsoft Pocket Pc. Can J2ME run on Pocket Pc or does there exist any software that i can download for this.

[shmoove]

AFAIK Insignia's Jeode EVM can run J2ME on PocketPCs.

shmoove

[puf]

I've succesfully run midlets on my pocketpc using jeode combined with me4se. The latter is basically a jar that allows you to run j2me programs on a j2se runtime. It can be found at me4se.org.