s****a
发帖数: 2918 | 1 tsri now $7.55, cldc now $4.00
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发帖数: 562 | 3 It depends on whether your J9 is CDC or CLDC. It seems that you are using
CLDC/MIDP J9.
CLDC classes have one extra preverification step. Classes compiled under
Java SE will not be able to run.
Palm has discontinued the J9 JVM (CLDC/MIDP) for a while.
",j9仅支持awt,swt,有swing的话不能运行。"
CDC has AWT.
CLDC does not have any of those UI packages. It only supports LCDUI, which
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发帖数: 4260 | 4 Then mine is probably CLDC, although I totally have no idea what CLDC and
CDC mean. Is there a CDC JVM for Palm?
No, I haven't tried VNC client. I prefer RDP because I don't have to install
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c*y
发帖数: 137 | 13 It's usually J2ME (MIDP/CLDC), very few use stuff like KJava. But now it's
becoming unified. Most handset OS would also give you information about the
Java system information directly.
BTW: If you want to do a System.out.println("hello world"), it won't display
on the phone, because the standard output for most java phones are the data
connector (to be connected to the computer). Also, you need to put your app in
specific package before the phone would take it, which depends on the actual
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t*******e
发帖数: 684 | 14 J9 comes with 2 flavors, CLDC/MIDP or CDC/PP, one for low end wireless
device with limited resource (like mono color screen) and network
connectivity, the other is close to the full desktop Java environment. |
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t*******e
发帖数: 684 | 15 J9 has two versions, one for CLDC/MIDP, the other for CDC/PP. |
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