Is it possible to create a MIDP Application for Windows Mobile?
In other words, I want to create a MIDlet and run it on a Windows Mobile Simulator(any).
Thanks in Advance.
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Not by default, as Windows Mobile itself does not include a MIDP Java runtime environment.
Most mobile phone OEM will include such an environment in the phones they sell, like Samsung did with JBlend v4.0.0 in my Omnia Qwerty.
To be able to run development MIDlet on the Windows Mobile Simulator you need to get and deploy such a runtime environment to it yourself. According to answer by slyfox Sun itself provides such a runtime environment for Windows Mobile.
peSHIr
2010-03-10 10:52:26
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The Java ME 3.0 SDK supports Windows Mobile.
The new Java ME Platform SDK architecture allows integration of 3rd party emulators and devices. Java ME Platform SDK comes with Sun's Java runtime environment for Windows Mobile. A user can install this runtime on a Windows Mobile device or a Microsoft device emulator and experience all the on-device features of Java ME Platform SDK.
slyfox
2010-03-10 10:53:09