Got Android [Gingerbread] and want to run J2ME JAD/JAR (emulate J2ME app)?
by jimmy on Mar.14, 2012, under English, Java, Programming
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This guide will help you to install J2ME emulator on your Android (mine is Gingerbread).
Case 1 : You have CMW (ClockWorldMod) installed.
- Copy Jbed_cmw.zip to your phone (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45924042/jbed/Jbed_cmw.zip)
- Go to CMW recovery mode
- Flash the zip
Case 2 : Manual (I haven’t tested it – Do it with your own risk :p )
- Copy Jbed.apk (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45924042/jbed/Jbed.apk) to /system/app
- Copy libjbedvm.so (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45924042/jbed/libjbedvm.so) to /system/lib
- Reboot your android
After success installation you will see application “java” it can scan your sdcard for JAD & JAR file.
Hurray…
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March 15th, 2012 on 9:19 am
yup, it is working fine on my galaxy s2…:)
i am looking forward for more.
Although the below query is irrelevant to the topic, i’m sorry i need help.
J2ME, LWUIT :
how to use rms in an sms sending application to save the message sending number, so that user will be able to edit the sms sending number and he can set that as default for the application, i have created a form with textfield “save” command, actually it will save, but i cant connect that to “sms://”, how to do this.. plz help.
March 28th, 2012 on 6:52 pm
@bill:
hm.. you need to read about RecordStore/RMS although RMS is a bit tricky by reading some tutorial like http://www.roseindia.net/j2me/read-write-midlet.shtml you should understand it better.
basically you will save the sending number as byte[] to a recordstore as 1 record, then you load it again.
August 11th, 2012 on 2:49 am
I guess it’s also safe to add to your “Case 2″ that people should also watch out for the proper file permissions for both APK and libjbedvm.so file.
November 28th, 2012 on 6:55 pm
It worked, but the only problem is that there’s no keypad to begin with, well since the game I’m trying to run required one.