Is it possible for the Fuze or Pro to play Java (.jar) files? Someone told me that the touch pro can play java games and Im not sure if it can, I thought it needs .cab files not .jar?
yes, it can open .jar files. you just put it on the phone memory and open like any other file.
The Fuze can play jar files. It comes with Esmertec Jbed- it's not 100% compatible with all J2ME functionality (so some jars won't work), but it's decent at best.
It can play any java file however some midlet managers are better then others. Theres a thread I believe in the general forum called the java bible, give that a look.
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I noticed that on my TP I have a java application. I used to run java games on my old Samsung D500 and would love them on my pro, Can this app be used to run them?
I also cannot remember where I downloaded them from onto my D500 so if you guys can list some mobile phone java game sites then I can hopefully find the one I used. I'm sure it was something like mobo fun or something-mobi. It was a site similar to the following: http://www.mobilefun.co.uk/ but was not that one.
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Java, MIDlets
I previously posted on the wrong section, sorry, so I'm transferring it here.
Anyway, I want to know what programs I can use to make programs for HTC Raphael. Can I use Microsoft Visual Studio? Borland? I currently know how to use c and c++, do I need to use c# instead? And are the commands the same with the one on for the PC and for the PPC? So yeah any programs for programming on the desktop or on the PPC?
Thanks in advance!
yeah visual studio will do it
it support
1
.net compact framework for c# which is a subset of normal .net with some of the more fancy controls missing is normal .net programs from pc dont use anything missing in the compact framework they can run directly on the pocketpc unless the rest is not programmed to adjust (c#)
2
it support microMFC which is a pocketpc version of the old microsoft foundation classes
which was ms's object lib before .net (c/c++)
3
it support pure win32 api which again is a subset of the normal windows win32 api (c/c++)
performance wise 1 is lowest 3 is fastes
support in turms of having control without programming too many unmanaged hooks 3 is best 1 is worst
speed to get a project up and displaying something and having some functionality 1 is fastest 3 is worst
dont know about borland anymore guess they support compact framework
So if I make a program in c or c++, I can actually run it already on my PPC? If so, why does the .exe files on my PPC disallows me to run them on my desktop? Do I need to like convert the .exe file I made on my desktop to make it run on the PPC? If yes, is there any program out there to convert it to make it available for my PPC?
you have to run it using an emulator on your pc such as the one that comes with vs
userman777 said:
So if I make a program in c or c++, I can actually run it already on my PPC? If so, why does the .exe files on my PPC disallows me to run them on my desktop? Do I need to like convert the .exe file I made on my desktop to make it run on the PPC? If yes, is there any program out there to convert it to make it available for my PPC?
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if you have Visual Studio 2005 Pro, you can create a new "SmartDevice" project. This will take care of setting up almost everything you need. You can also later create a SmartDevice Cab project to create an cab for your program.
It is quite straightforward...try a simple hello world program to get used to it.
Looking for a program to convert .JAR to .APK so I can install programs/games on G1
The progam/app at http://www.netmite.com/android/ automatically converts .JAr to apk, but only does so from the Web, and I've tried to direct its url option to a a .JAR I've web hosted and it doesn't do anything, doesn't download the file or anything.
The sites that it gives you to choice from under its menu option suck, and don't allow files to be uploaded, most of the files don't support touch screen and don't work well with the G1's front soft keys.
J2ME MIDP Explorer just needs an option to install/ convert from the sd card
I've got a bunch of Java midlets on my PC and I want to get them to my G1 or at least play around with them in the emulator.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Maybe this is in the wrong Forum? Mods any thought?
Thanks
Dalamak said:
Maybe this is in the wrong Forum? Mods any thought?
Thanks
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You can't just convert a jar to an apk. It has to be compiled for android. Android's java library doesn't have all the swing stuff that's in normal java, so the app most likely would have to be re-written to work on android
JesusFreke said:
You can't just convert a jar to an apk. It has to be compiled for android. Android's java library doesn't have all the swing stuff that's in normal java, so the app most likely would have to be re-written to work on android
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Pretty sure MIDlets (MIDP jars) don't use Swing or awt. They have a separate user interface api under javax.microedition.lcdui
As for converting MIDP programs to runnable APKs, there is certainly a way. Technically it isn't a conversion but the use of a wrapper around the unconverted MIDlet. This is the approach that Opera Mini for Android uses. More info:
http://labs.opera.com/news/2008/04/10/
From the same article:
"The only major task was to replace the AWT/Swing graphics backend of MicroEmulator with Android specific APIs."
Id quite like this to work with bloover, though the blue tooth support needs to be extended in the g1, headset only. I want to send files!!
JesusFreke said:
From the same article:
"The only major task was to replace the AWT/Swing graphics backend of MicroEmulator with Android specific APIs."
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Right since MicroEmulator is a J2SE program, it uses Swing/awt classes. Since the heavy lifting of porting MicroEmulator to Android has already been completed, you don't have to worry about it. Theoretically, anyway.
Compiling MicroEmu for Android and running a Sudoku game:
http://microemu.blogspot.com/2008/11/running-java-me-applications-on-android.html
i try to use netmite to conver some jar file frome my web site
there is no garanty to aonverted java file work good in android but all of converted jar file all runing and then maybe it (work/crash/or slow)
Try UpOntek - jar to apk conversion service which includes optimization tips for your app.
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Id quite like this to work with bloover, though the blue tooth support needs to be extended in the g1, headset only. I want to send files!!
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use the program blutooth file transfer
So I have Bell Canada service, and they offer a music download service similar to Sprints. Now I have the base program which I know is Java based, and I think is just wrapped up jad and jar file in an exe with something coded in to tell it only to run with the original java software installed on the phone. Now my problem is like most here I tossed the stock rom out long ago, and run a custom rom which ofcourse doesn't use the same Java emulator. So I think there might be two solutions, first would be I need Esmertec's Jeodek installer, or a better solution would be if someone could verify that the program is indeed just wrapped and can pull the base files out of it so I can use any emulator software.
Bump, anyone with ideas?
Hey guys I searched a lot around the net but i couldn't find something only an app that "compiles" a java script if you type itt in the window and displays a result (not good enough) and another one that plays some java games.
I need an app that runs JARs or JADs from the phone. Any clues?
JRE for Android would be awesome!
Have a look at www netmite.com/android/srv/2.0/getapk.php
It takes your J2ME java & jad files and converts them into an apk.
I've used this site for converting a Lotus Sametime java applet into an Android apk:
chall32.blogspot.com/2010/09/lotus-sametime-for-android.html
-Chris
chall32 said:
Have a look at www netmite.com/android/srv/2.0/getapk.php
It takes your J2ME java & jad files and converts them into an apk.
I've used this site for converting a Lotus Sametime java applet into an Android apk:
chall32.blogspot.com/2010/09/lotus-sametime-for-android.html
-Chris
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well unfortunately i only hav4e the jar file :S
Looks like you can create a jad from a jar file. Have a look at:
wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Generate_JAD_from_JAR_file
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Looks like you can create a jad from a jar file. Have a look at:
wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Generate_JAD_from_JAR_file
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wow thx! created the jad file and then compiled to apk! excellent! thx!
oh i got an app that CAN run java. i think i've seen this somewhere before. it's called JBLEND
www.aplix.co.jp