Interesting timing. I was thinking last evening that I should send a
note about my success at installing (on this iPod Touch) an SSH client
(based on putty) and using it to have jconsole sessions on multiple
servers. Access to .jhistory works quite well and overall I am
pleased. I think updates to the app will make it even better.
I even managed to produce "Devon's favorite plot" and display it in
Safari (this did require a bit of tinkering on the server...)
The main downside is that I'll need some stronger glasses to read the
tiny font ( sigh )....
Sent from my iPod -- excuse terseness and typos.
- joey
On 1 sep 2008, at 06.53, "Eric Iverson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
We have no plans to port J to the iPhone or similar devices.
The way to go with these devices is a web server that provides J
execution,
state, and display with the device browser as the front end. This is
not too
difficult to do. The main complications come from trying to support
multiple
users and issues such as security and resource consumption. Those
complications go away if you simply host your own J server that is
dedicated
to your own use.
On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 9:30 AM, Ian Gorse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi
Sometimes I have an idea and would love to test it out there and
then.
But I am not near a desktop that I can use.
Has anyone looked into getting j on the iPhone? Or is there a website
that acts as a interactive console?
The next generation mobile phones are becoming advanced pieces of
equipment, google are making android which is a phone os, apple has
the iPhone os. No doubt there will be more great phone os's in the
future.
It would be nice to see j on these devices
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