If you have a J2ME app then you need to convert it to Android so that
it can run on the Android platform. UpOnTek provides such a service. .
On Oct 30, 5:56 pm, Carthaigh john...@gmail.com wrote:
The Dalvik JVM is not Java and the Dalvik byte code is not the same as
Java byte code. Are you
The Dalvik JVM is not Java and the Dalvik byte code is not the same as
Java byte code. Are you trying to deploy native Java apps to the
phone? Check out the google developer site or just google Dalvik Java
lawsuit or Dalvik is not Java for some articles on the differences
and how Dalvik came
It's possible that a phone could run on an Android base without
exposing the ability to install new apps (a dumb vs smart phone).
Java would still be used to support the phone functions (menus,
directory, dialing, etc), though.
On Oct 29, 10:07 pm, kypriakos demet...@ece.neu.edu wrote:
Hi all,
if you are referring to spec sheets on e-commerce sites - well, they are
often inadequate.
Perhaps Java support is a template item, added for phones based on
other platforms, and someone feels the need to fill out this line just
because it's there.
-- Kostya
30.10.2010 17:27, DanH пишет:
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