Where can I find the J2ME's JVM emulator (the CDC version).
I've found quite a few CLDC version, but not CDC.
Thanks.
Napi
> Where can I find the J2ME's JVM emulator (the CDC version).
CDC does not use the JVM, but instead uses the CVM which has different
resource requirements. And it's not an emulator, it's the CVM itself.
You need to download the reference implementation for it and then build
it on the platform for which you want to use it.

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Mohd Hanafiah Abdullah - 29 Jun 2005 01:56 GMT
>> Where can I find the J2ME's JVM emulator (the CDC version).
>
>CDC does not use the JVM, but instead uses the CVM which has different
>resource requirements. And it's not an emulator, it's the CVM itself.
>You need to download the reference implementation for it and then build
>it on the platform for which you want to use it.
Aha. I thought it was CLDC that didn't use the JVM, and that CDC used the
JVM with AWT support (but no Swing). Would appreciate your feedback.
Thanks.
Napi

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Darryl Pierce - 30 Jun 2005 01:15 GMT
> Aha. I thought it was CLDC that didn't use the JVM, and that CDC used the
> JVM with AWT support (but no Swing). Would appreciate your feedback.
Take a look at the J2ME FAQ: http://mcpierce.mypage.org/j2mefaq.html

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CVM is one kind of JVM that supports CDC level APIs and is optimized
for embedded systems.
For napi, you may try to use reference implementation from SUN
(http://java.sun.com/j2me/)