ravenit

thanks the mud is a llittle clearer now

Lost Cause

Hi Menneisyys,

Regarding the slow running problems with the X50v/X51v on Google Maps and Opera Mini, then will all programs accessing the internet be similarly affected under this version of J9 ?

The reason I ask is because there is an excellent looking application in the UK called TrafficTv. This is a subscription service and gives updates on your PDA via GPRS as to any delays on the UK roads. It operates in Java and requires an application like J9 to run. So information needs to come in via the web to update the screen regarding road delays.

Unfortunately there is no trial version available of the TrafficTv application. From that little information, do you think I would run into similar problems as cripples Google Maps ?

Thanks
Jules

Menneisyys

Originally Posted by Lost Cause

Hi Menneisyys, Regarding the slow running problems with the X50v/X51v on Google Maps and Opera Mini, then will all programs accessing the internet be similarly affected under this version of J9 ? The reason I ask is because there is an excellent looking application in the UK called TrafficTv. This is a subscription service and gives updates on your PDA via GPRS as to any delays on the UK roads. It operates in Java and requires an application like J9 to run. So information needs to come in via the web to update the screen regarding road delays. Unfortunately there is no trial version available of the TrafficTv application. From that little information, do you think I would run into similar problems as cripples Google Maps ? Thanks Jules

Impossible to tell without testing the app first. If it sends of several consequtive requests, then, it's most likely to be slow.

Try sending the developera mail, asking them to release a time-restricted trial; you may also want to put the URL to this thread in the mail so that they surely understand the problem.

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mmbika

[QUOTE=Does the 5.7.2 + Opera Mini 2.0 combination work on your Axim? That's certainly very good news..[/QUOTE]

Yes, I am on WM 2003 SE - X50V and Opera Mini 2.0 5.7.2 works ok. Even both new (6.1) versons werked well when I tried.

Is there any way to download within Opera Mini 2.0 without quitting the app. or say even with quitting it, can it download as it does on mobile phones? (Mine is Nokia 6230 and runs Opera Mini 2.0 too)

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jaw

Hi all,
Probably I'm too stupid, but I tried installing 2 java-phone games and I have the stupid problem of not knowing what controls should I use... I'm on a Ax/X5 and it seems that the navigation and the side-scroll push are accepted, but nothing more.

Does anyone know how a GSM game could be controlled on a PDA?

If noone knows, then another question: for what do you use this java environment? I can't think anything else than GSM midlets...

Long live the X5 ;)

Menneisyys

Originally Posted by jaw

If noone knows, then another question: for what do you use this java environment? I can't think anything else than GSM midlets...

Toonel is the "killer app" if you have an expensive GPRS/EDGE connection, where every byte counts.

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Vanamonde

Originally Posted by Menneisyys

Toonel is the "killer app" if you have an expensive GPRS/EDGE connection, where every byte counts.

Two things:

If I install the new vesion of IBM J9, will toonel work without messing around with lnk files?

Can toonel work with the beta 2 of the Opera browser for PocketPCs (not Opera mini)?

Menneisyys

Originally Posted by Vanamonde

Two things: If I install the new vesion of IBM J9, will toonel work without messing around with lnk files? Can toonel work with the beta 2 of the Opera browser for PocketPCs (not Opera mini)?

1. yes
2. yes

If you have some free time, read my blog - all these questions are thoroughly elaborated on in there.

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Vanamonde

Originally Posted by Menneisyys

1. yes 2. yes If you have some free time, read my blog - all these questions are thoroughly elaborated on in there.

Thx for replying. Now I'm stuck.

I install the files to a directory on my storage card in a directory called J9, so I altered your script to:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT]



[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\jadfile]
@="Application Descriptor"
"EditFlags"=dword:00010000


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\jadfile\Shell]
@="(value not set)"


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\jadfile\Shell\Open]
@="(value not set)"


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\jadfile\Shell\Open\Command]
@="\"\\Storage Card\\J9\\bin\\emulator.exe\" \"-Xjam:install=file:%1\" -Xjam:showUI"


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.jad]
@="jadfile"


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\jarfile]
"EditFlags"=dword:00010000
@="Java Archive"


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\jarfile\Shell]
@="(value not set)"


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\jarfile\Shell\Open]
@="(value not set)"


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\jarfile\Shell\Open\Command]
@="\"\\Storage Card\\J9\\bin\\emulator.exe\" \"-Xjam:install=file:%1\" -Xjam:showUI"


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.jar]
@="jarfile"


I then import the file into my registry using the application you mentioned and it is imported sucessfully..however double clicking on JAD and JAR files does nothing. Any idea where I'm going wrong?

mivalenz

Hi everyone!
I had all the java stuff (j9-midp) and running Google Maps I can't see "satellite image".. I had a message from google that say " You can't see JPEG in this cell phone"
I have de 1.26.0 GMaps (gmaps-Generic-Advanced_MIDP2_en)and the last vertion of IBM Java MIDP ...
In FAQs of google mobile say "may be is a problem with your cell phone".. but I have a Dell Axim X50(400MHz)
... help please ... I want to see my house from my pocket pc!!
Thanks!
Miguel (Chile)

PS: Opera (I can't understand how use it)

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markopo

i also imported the reg5 file,my folder was J9-MIDP on the SD card.

Doesnt work when clicking jad files.

pinyon

I hadn't messed with this for a while after trying out gmaps and finding it so unbearable slow as to be unusable. I checked the IBM website and found a version 6.1.1 of J9 dated 12/06 and installed it. Eureka! Gmaps now runs very nicely on my X51.

Rishad

Ah.. a new version. Man I really wish they had a separate PPC version.. hate downloading the huge package and installing the whole thing on PC.

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cravaus

I installed J9 and I do not see emulator.exe in the bin folder. I loaded the latest version
weme wm50 arm ppro10 6.1.1.2006

Am I missing something here? The example file runs ok on the PDA but I cannot get my other applications to run because the instructions all tell me what to do in emulator.exe. Also, I want to set up my registry but I am not sure what to use in place of the emulater.exe in the registry. Would it be j9.exe? j9w.exe? Java is not my thing so this is all new to me.

Menneisyys

Originally Posted by cravaus

I installed J9 and I do not see emulator.exe in the bin folder. I loaded the latest version weme wm50 arm ppro10 6.1.1.2006 Am I missing something here? The example file runs ok on the PDA but I cannot get my other applications to run because the instructions all tell me what to do in emulator.exe. Also, I want to set up my registry but I am not sure what to use in place of the emulater.exe in the registry. Would it be j9.exe? j9w.exe? Java is not my thing so this is all new to me.

Did you read my, a few days ago published review of 6.1.1? I'm DEAD sure emulator.exe is in the ZIP file. You must have searched the wrong place. Also nte that the install PDF file given with J9 has a lotof factual errors - only pay attention to my review, not the official docs.