Yes, no doubt the jhs can start, but once you use a browser as the front end, j become an invisible activity, and then android os can kill it sooner or later. If j activity has been killed, the browser front end will also stop working.
A more sophiscated solution is to run j as an invisible background service similar to the JKeyboard, but that will be another project. IMO a more practical method is to run jhs on a raspberry pi. It can run 24x7, energy saving and cheap. I did not use jhs but I ran a web server and a ssh server on it last year. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
