there was a Java based Palm emulator way back :) might still be on
the web somewhere - google.com doesn't seem to bring it up anymore
but, someone here might remember it :P
You may look at PIMulator:
http://www.pimcity.com/pimulator/
http://www.doublebit.com/pimulator/
HTH :)
Adrian
On Sat, 15 Jun 2002, Adrian Nicolaiev wrote:
there was a Java based Palm emulator way back :) might still be on
the web somewhere - google.com doesn't seem to bring it up anymore
but, someone here might remember it :P
You may look at PIMulator:
http://www.pimcity.com/pimulator/
On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Hal Mueller wrote:
This sounds like the Genisar idea--see it on Handango's web site.
there was a Java based Palm emulator way back :) might still be on
the web somewhere - google.com doesn't seem to bring it up anymore
but, someone here might remember it :P
// az
On Fri, 14 Jun 2002 09:26:19 +0200 (MEST)
Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Hal Mueller wrote:
This sounds like the Genisar idea--see it on Handango's web site.
there was a Java based Palm emulator way back :) might still be on
the web somewhere - google.com
On Fri, 14 Jun 2002, Alessandro Zummo wrote:
On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Hal Mueller wrote:
This sounds like the Genisar idea--see it on Handango's web site.
there was a Java based Palm emulator way back :) might still be on
the web somewhere - google.com doesn't seem to bring it up
Played with it about a year ago. It also had several bugs when connecting
with hand helds, not to mention a crippled feature set. However, the
potential ability to write one desktop app that can 'run' from almost any
client is rather compelling. High speed connection and a large screen are a
From: Manohar Chapalamadugu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 13:20:22 -0700 (PDT)
I am planning to develop an online emulator so that
clients can first check the software online and then
invest to buy the product. I would be glad if someone
can give me a rough idea as how to proceed.
At 11:36 AM +0200 6/14/02, Alessandro Zummo wrote:
Isn't POSE under GPL? If so, shouldn't Genisar release their source code?
AFAIK they aren't distributing their app, just using it internally,
so Genisar is not obligated to release anything.
H
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Dear all
I am planning to develop an online emulator so that
clients can first check the software online and then
invest to buy the product. I would be glad if someone
can give me a rough idea as how to proceed. VNC doesnt
seem to be an obvious choice. I would be using a
server client
I am planning to develop an online emulator so that
clients can first check the software online and then
invest to buy the product. I would be glad if someone
can give me a rough idea as how to proceed. VNC doesnt
seem to be an obvious choice. I would be using a
server client architecture
This sounds like the Genisar idea--see it on Handango's web site.
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Manohar Dear all I am planning to develop an online emulator so
Manohar that clients can first check the software online and then
Manohar invest to buy the product. I would be glad if someone can
Manohar give me a rough
From: Jake Donham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
you can only transmit taps, not drags (so no Grafitti);
I don't remember what events you can work with, but could you have a
shift-click or similar UI enter drag mode, which the next click would end?
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