I used both the sun J2ME wireless toolkit, and jbuilder
it works but it's very far to be as efficient as it could be using palmos native api in c
it's slower in M515 than in 6310i !
some strange choices have been made in the design of the jvm for palm, for example a Form leaves the 64 leftmost pixels free, so more than 1/3 of the screen is unusable, needed to use a TextBox which is not the best choice for a phone
IMHO it may be used if your main goal is only to make your app running on a huge number of different platforms
Joe Biron a �crit:
As a mostly Java programmer, I was initially interested in writing Java apps for the Palm, but when I dug into the Palm platform, and tried out CodeWarrior, Java no longer seemed like such a good idea. I'm still interested to J2ME programming, but I'm the type who likes to get down to the basics before I start building up on top of it. The CLDC/MIDP chicanery still seems so complicated. Much more complicated than simply grinding out some C code in a CW project.I'm curious about the number of developers writing J2ME apps for the Palm platform. Is anyone out there? It sounds like everyone on this list is using CodeWarrior. Does anyone think that J2ME for Palm is a viable paradigm right now? Joseph Biron { [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Biron Software Solutions; }
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Rien ne me r�siste... Je sais tout faire... Et je le fais mieux que tout le monde ! Faites comme moi, soyez le meilleur ! :-)
Laurent THALER
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