Hi, I'm searching for information on how to create a j2me implementation. My target is a generic linux host... does it exist already? I mean a way to run j2me applications on linux without an emulator? Do you know where to find info?
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Have a look at the phoneME project. It's not officially supported but it does run under Linux.
Chris Harcourt
2009-12-12 18:51:13
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This looks like it might be made to do what you want:
It's open source, so you can take it, tweak it, and make it run where you want.
David N. Welton
2009-12-13 17:47:16
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why do you want to do this?
the only reason I ask is j2me applications are designed for mobile devices. This means that you wont be able to run j2me applications on a standard computer without an emulator of somekind?!?
when making j2me apps in linux, the netbeans emulator has had everything I've ever needed
Exile
2009-12-13 17:53:40
The new Nokia N900 uses Maemo5 as its operating system which is based on Debian and thus is a fully-fledged Linux phone. Similarly Google's Android is also based on Linux. Neither of these support midlets which is a huge step backwards from previous phones.
Esko
2009-12-13 17:57:45