Hi!
Another comercial alternative to a JVM is j9 found at http://www.ibm.com/embedded,
it's available for download, but if you want to use for "real" it cost a lot of $$$.
We are are using j9 and it has a really good performance and footprint.
/Benny
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Subject: RE: [iPAQ] Re: iPAQ screen switching
Hi Giri,
I just found out that we should be using Sun's CVM. This virtual machine is a
subset for mobile devices of a full JVM.
I believe the alternatives are Kaffee under the PocketLinux distribution or CVM under
the Familiar distribution. (There may be another option under the Handhelds
distribution but I don't know about it.) We are leaning toward CVM, but we have not
tested
either yet.
Paolo
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Hello Paolo,
I just noticed your post on running Java applications on iPaq/Linux. Which
Java VM are you using for your applications for the iPaq?
I am trying to use the Kaffe distribution, but that doesn't behave well with
multithreaded applications.
Thanks in advance,
Giri
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Hello,
can anyone help me? See below.
Thank you,
Paolo
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/11/2001 04:37:44 AM
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Hello Paolo;
This is really a question for [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--George
On Wednesday 09 May 2001 11:30, you wrote:
> Hello,
> we are planning to use either the Handheld or the Familiar Linux
> distribution for the iPAQ to run two Java applications. Ideally, we would
> like to display each application separately on the two different screen
> orientations that can be toggled by touching the screen along the top,
> left, and bottom sides. However, the default functionality simply
> re-orients the screen but displays the same buffer.
>
> Is there any way to have the two applications address two separate screen
> buffers?
>
> Alternatively, if the system fires an event when the screen size is
> switched by the user touching an edge, then the two applications could
> catch the event and resize themselves accordingly. Does anyone know of
any
> such event?
>
> Finally, it is a bit worrying that the default screen size appears to be
> larger than the available physical size, in either orientation. Can that
> be controlled/adjusted?
>
> Thank you very much,
>
> Paolo Dini and Gerard Briscoe
> Philips Research Laboratories
> Redhill - UK
>
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