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Java Mobile device Emulator

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Schraalhans Keukenmeester - 08 Nov 2005 15:05 GMT
After searching for an emulator for the typical cellphone/handheld java
applets (do these have a specific name like beans or something?) I
arrived at Sun's website and found a download for a runtime which
supposedly allows for testing these kind of apps on a pc.

I am not at all proficient in Java development, after trying for a while
I find I cannot run any of the Java applets I have, which _do_ run
properly on my SE K750i cellphone.

Can anyone help me getting these to work on a pc, preferrably in a
virtual screen similar in dimensions to the one on my phone?

I don't intend (yet) to start writing my own apps, I am just interested
in trying them before laboriously installing them one by one on my
cellphone.

Thanks a bunch!
Sh
ten_on - 11 Nov 2005 19:35 GMT
> After searching for an emulator for the typical cellphone/handheld java
> applets (do these have a specific name like beans or something?) I
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> in trying them before laboriously installing them one by one on my
> cellphone.

I don't know much yet about mobile Java development, but since no one
answered your question, I'll try. Have you tried to simply lauch those
applications with emulator.exe? Command-line would be like:

<path-to-wireless-toolkit>\bin\emulator -Xdescriptor:somefile.jad
somefile.jar

HTH.
Jubril - 25 Jan 2006 01:39 GMT
For a beginner i would suggest you down load Netbeans IDE which comes with
J2ME Emulator. it is visual like visual studio , you get to put text boxes
on a virtual phone ETC and its free so go ahead if you have any more
questions ask

>> After searching for an emulator for the typical cellphone/handheld java
>> applets (do these have a specific name like beans or something?) I
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>
> HTH.


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