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AFAIK here's how it boils down: if it's a pure Java issue, then having a Java client running on the N800 *should* facilitate access to site functions that we currently can't. BUT-- if browser checking is involved, that adds another wrinkle.
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2007-06-05
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Originally Posted by Luna
I remember a Sun blog entry somewhere which explained that it wouldn't make a difference. I don't remember the full details or the reference but I think the theory was that the hardware accelerator only accelerated the already quick operations and not the slow operations.
Does this mean we may get to utilized the java accelerator chip finally
You may be able to find more with some googling.
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2007-06-05
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Originally Posted by Texrat
If he is referring to a J2ME app it would be browser independent.
AFAIK here's how it boils down: if it's a pure Java issue, then having a Java client running on the N800 *should* facilitate access to site functions that we currently can't. BUT-- if browser checking is involved, that adds another wrinkle.
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2007-06-17
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Let's also not confuse Java applets (which require a browser plugin and a full blown Java runtime), with Java applications (Java SE) such as JEdit (which require a full blown Java runtime), Java SE applications using SWT such as Eclipse (which require a full blown Java runtime and a port of SWT), Java ME applications (like you get on a mobile phone, which require a Java ME runtime) and Java PE applications (like you get on cutdown devices).
Provision of any single one does not guarantee any of the others. Java for writing applications (i.e. either Java ME, PE or SE) would be fantastic; but is only one part necessary for Java applets in a web browser to work.
Provision of any single one does not guarantee any of the others. Java for writing applications (i.e. either Java ME, PE or SE) would be fantastic; but is only one part necessary for Java applets in a web browser to work.
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2007-08-06
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So whats the status on this? Are there any betas available to play with?
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2007-08-13
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Build information and binaries here: http://wiki.java.net/bin/view/Mobile...tformsNokia800
Ton.
Ton.
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2007-08-13
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I received the following error at that url in IE7:
When I went to email the page to the site admin, it rendered fine in Outlook 2003.
Go figure.
Software error:
flush(): couldn't store datastr: store(): couldn't open '/usr/local/twiki/tmp/cgisess_e20156528f7d001bc3e9329783a15611': Stale NFS file handle at /usr/local/twiki4.1.2/lib/TWiki/Client.pm line 451.
For help, please send mail to the webmaster (webmaster@oreillynet.com), giving this error message and the time and date of the error.
Go figure.
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2007-08-13
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Hmmm, i see this....
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2007-08-13
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That's what I get in Outlook. Error in IE7 though.
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2007-08-14
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Hmmm... Imagine, Micro$oft stopping access to a Java site.... Naw that would be an act of a monopoly... doesn't sound like something M$ would do.
However let's not get excited, sun has NOT ported any AWT or UI to the nokia device. Honestly I don't think they get the importance of Embedded mobile devices. And while M$ may, if WinMobile is the answer....well we are in trouble... or maybe I don't understand the question.
JamVM and GnuClasses are the best we can hope for, for a while.
Maybe sun or someone else (please nokia help with a Java port to the 770/800) will step in and make something usable.
FYI.. I'm a JavaME developer, and Pi$$ed at $un for leaving us (java developers) hanging when it comes to portable java.
Sorry.. don't mean to sound like flame bait. it's been a bad monday.
-Shawn
However let's not get excited, sun has NOT ported any AWT or UI to the nokia device. Honestly I don't think they get the importance of Embedded mobile devices. And while M$ may, if WinMobile is the answer....well we are in trouble... or maybe I don't understand the question.
JamVM and GnuClasses are the best we can hope for, for a while.
Maybe sun or someone else (please nokia help with a Java port to the 770/800) will step in and make something usable.
FYI.. I'm a JavaME developer, and Pi$$ed at $un for leaving us (java developers) hanging when it comes to portable java.
Sorry.. don't mean to sound like flame bait. it's been a bad monday.
-Shawn