It's not likely that it would work, since Pivot apps run in a JVM and Apple 
does not allow virtual machines on the iPhone. Based on a quick scan, it looks 
like iSpectrum simply allows you to use Java to write "native" iPhone apps 
(using the iOS APIs, but probably nothing else).

On Sep 3, 2010, at 1:52 PM, Roger L. Whitcomb wrote:

> Hi,
>                 Just wondering if anyone had ever tried the “iSpectrum” 
> product to develop with Pivot for the iPhone/iPad platform?  See 
> http://flexycore.com/ispectrum-overview.html for an overview....
>                 If it works, would be pretty cool J
>         
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