Servoy standalone on a Handheld

Hi,
I have a need of running a Servoy application standalone on a HP handheld which runs Windows Mobile.
The synchronization will be done once a day with a data cable.
I would be very grateful if you can give me an idea of what alternatives are available for this case.
Any feedback would be welcome.

Regards,
Leonardo Masuda
Interon

Leonardo,

I dont know about servoy on Windows Mobile, but assume that if it runs Java servoy should work.

I use servoy offline, which is a version of developer with the developer features switched off, but this allows me to sync using a remote database connection, and then I bespoke the syncronisation scripts.

Have you tried installing servoy on windows mobile?

David

Afaik, Windows Mobile does not support running Java, thus a Servoy Smart Client or runtime Client will not work.

Paul

dpearce:
Leonardo,

I dont know about servoy on Windows Mobile, but assume that if it runs Java servoy should work.

I use servoy offline, which is a version of developer with the developer features switched off, but this allows me to sync using a remote database connection, and then I bespoke the syncronisation scripts.

Have you tried installing servoy on windows mobile?

David

Hello David, thanks for the reply …
I´ve tried to install Servoy in the handlheld (ipaq 116 hp), but this handhel did not supported the Servoy´s installation.
However, I can to execute in this handlheld apllication .jar or .class with the J9 jvm or Mysaifu.
We need to execute Servoy in a off-line enviroment in this handhled , without external connection.
I would like to know if the Servoy Offine is running in a handheld? Could you tell me about ??

Regards,
Leonardo Masuda
Interon

pbakker:
Afaik, Windows Mobile does not support running Java, thus a Servoy Smart Client or runtime Client will not work.

Paul

Hi Paul…
We have some COBOL applications (isCOBOL) that are a Java .class , where this compiler generate a .class. We are running this Java Class in Windows Mobile using J9 from IBM. Would like to run applications in Servoy Handheld.

Regards,
Leonardo Masuda
Interon

I’m not familiar with J9 from IBM, but a quick google search tells me that it is an implementation from IBM of Java MicroEdition, not Java RuntimeEdition.

The latter is required for Servoy Smart Client and Runtime client.

Paul

pbakker:
I’m not familiar with J9 from IBM, but a quick google search tells me that it is an implementation from IBM of Java MicroEdition, not Java RuntimeEdition.

The latter is required for Servoy Smart Client and Runtime client.

Paul

I was evaluating the J9 from IBM and it uses standard architecture jme (Personal Profile), which can interpret the architecture JSE up 1.3. But as the only starting Servoy runs on java 1.5, this JVM is discarded.

Thanks.