Before you try the native dll, try using the pure java nested version
of sqlitejdbc on the mobile device first to see if it works.
Although it is 20 times slower than native, it may be good enough
for your needs.
If the nested version does not work, then the native version probably
won't work either.
If nested sqlitejdbc works but is too slow, you may need the
SDK for the Windows Mobile environment to compile a native dll.
I don't know if such a thing is available for free.
--- Tim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am a Java programmer and have started to use SQLite on Windows PC
> with the SQLiteJDBC driver.
>
> Does a version of the SQLiteJDBC driver for Windows Mobile exist?
>
> I use the IBM J9 or Mysaifu JVMs on Windows Mobile 5 and 6. These
> JVMs offer a normal J2SE environment on Windows Mobile. I am able to
> run normal Windows PC Java programs without any changes on Windows
> Mobile, and have successfully used these JVMs with other mobile
> databases like Oracle Lite and Sybase iAnywhere.
>
> If a Windows Mobile version does not exist could someone advise what I
> would need to do to recompile the sqlitejdbc.dll to make it compatible
> with Windows Mobile using a free C compiler?
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