mgulshan

Personal Java (1.1.8) is available for beta for the strongARM processor at

http://developer.java.sun.com/develo...ava/index.html

I tried it on my Axim XScale and it runs ok (the refresh rate is very slow for AWT and throws java panic once thread count goes over 1024). I also designed a simple alien shooting game and runs ok. Will post some screen shots later and make the source code available for anyone who wishes to improve once I have added a few final touches.

-Gulshan

Simon

yeah id like to see the source i wanted a JVM on my axim for a while but i didn't want to pay thanx for the link

Simon

i downloaded and installed the VM and edited the registry but for some reason my java programs arn't working says
Cannot find class "HelloWorldApp" the WelcomeGUI and Welcome programs work so i don't know what im doing wrong. Note the class file was made using the lastest Java SDK release so im not sure compiling with 1.4.2 is the problem or not

mgulshan

Instead of editing the registry for class path edit the registry to associate .class files with pjava.exe. That way you can directly click on the file and pjava will run it. Works fine for a single class but if you have jars to be called from various locations then you should have em in classpath.

Also find attached here the source code for the game. Its very crude as I never got a chance to spend time on it after the first try. And please dont expect any support ;-)


I compile on my desktop with 1.3.1 but I make sure I use AWT and 1.1 compatible APIs.

HTH
Gulshan

Simon

Sorry to keep bugging you but I’ve never mist with the registry before and i can't seem to get the programs to run. Can you post exactly what needs to be typed in to run .class files.

mgulshan

HTH
Gulshan

Simon

yup all my stuff is the same i used a diff program for editing the registry "PHM RegEdit" this sucks it still says my class can't be found its just a simple HelloWorld

//***************************************
// hello
class HelloWorldApp{
public static void main(String[] args){
System.out.println("Hello World");
}
}
//******************************************

mgulshan

Does your program run on desktop? Your class is not public and also make sure the name of the file is same as the class name. basic things .. I am sure you have this all correct. I dont see a problem why it wouldn't run. Well good luck.