Gunter wrote: > Aldon Hynes wrote: > I just wanted to add my experiences with Java Embedded and Cambridge > Labs OpenJDK on the N900 as well as with running J2ME midlets / > applications using MicroEmulator (http://www.microemu.org/) but I > somehow hit the wrong key which caused my browser to open a new URL, and > after pressing "back" everything I had already entered was gone. :-/ > > Using extremely smart magic JavaScript for the comment feature which > destroys a commentors text if he makes a tiny mistake is not really > optimal, had it been a standard static textarea my text would have > survied the mistake I made. :-( Sorry that you had problems with the comment system. I actually support two different comment systems, and no matter what, people complain. One uses Disqus which is a shared comment system and defaults to funky JavaScript, which some people dislike. The other is standard Drupal comments, but I require registration. Can't please everyone. > > Long story short, Sun's Java Embedded runs *much* faster than Cambridge > Lab's OpenJDK (Which doesn't use a JIT, as far as I understand.) and > MicroEmu seems to work as well, althought I've not yet tested it > throughoutly. Anyway, thanks for the comments. Others have commented on ways to to automate the 90 day replacement of the Sun Java, concerns about AWT/Swing appearing in italicson the OpenJDK version etc. I'm interesting in hearing more about people's experiences with MicroEmulator. I haven't tried that yet. However, the thing that seems to have gotten a lot of resonance is that while all of this is probably fine for developers, it really isn't great for end users and not having Java easily installable on the N900 seems to relegate it to the realms of a nice developers toy, but limits its potential in the smartphone market, which is really unfortunate. Aldon _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@xxxxxxxxx https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
