runs on the iphone, I am not sure about Windows Mobile. Generally speaking if you can run Python you should be able to run Web2py.
Chris On Oct 30, 8:44 pm, mdipierro <mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu> wrote: > I have used it more than one year ago, something around version > 1.59.*. Let us know what does not work and we can help fix it. > > On 30 oct, 16:21, pallav <pal...@fielddiagnostics.com> wrote: > > > Hi > > > My company is working on a platform for mobile application development > > along the lines of PhoneGap and Rhosync. The idea is to have a web2py > > server running on the mobile device (Android, iPhone, etc.) locally, > > and have a browser component that is used for UI. The UI would be > > developed in HTML/CSS/javascript (the new jQuery mobile library looks > > like a good option to include) > > > We will release the framework open-source (to us the framework is just > > a means to an end) but would appreciate some help getting started. > > This could potentially be very good for web2py in return because cross- > > platform mobile app frameworks are a relatively new but huge market. > > Running the server on the device will allow several advantages, > > including: > > 1. Access to native device hardware (camera, Bluetooth, WiFi, GPS, > > etc.) > > 2. Access to the application even when disconnected > > 3. Speedy UI for the user > > > Our first target platform is Windows Mobile 5. I have searched through > > the forums on here, and although it seems that web2py should work on > > there, nobody seems to have claimed success. The closest I found was > > this old > > thread:http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/browse_thread/thread/a85e511bc8... > > > Has anyone here had success running web2py on Windows Mobile recently? > > If not, I will try to get something running early this week and post > > here with results/questions. > > > Thanks > >
