A Question for iPAQ's Jvm!

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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!!

[princec]

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

[JasonB]

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.

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[FernandoSanz]

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

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?

[princec]

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

Cas

[FernandoSanz]

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

Cas

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

Thanks
Fernando

[pepijnve]

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

[Jeff]

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