> and why in the world not? You would need to speak to Apple for their reasons.
Sadly Apple have a real strict policy and if an App doesn't fall into the developer license, the App will be rejected. On a brighter note, J7's sneak peak allows itself to run as a server that is accessible via a web browser. A browser such as IPhones Safari has no problem executing :) Not the best of solutions but at least its a solution. That said, J programming on the IPhone is not all that exciting as you might imagine, as the characters used in the J language are spaced out in the IPhone's soft touch keyboard in such a way, that it makes coding a bit awkward. This is the only drawback in my opinion. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
