Java Midlet Emulator For Android

Download MicroEmulator for free. This is Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) CLDC/MIDP Emulator. Allows demonstrate MIDlet based applications in web browser applet, also can be run as standalone java.

Android Java Emulator The Android phone can be installed with more than 40,000 free games and applications that run on Java. The same phones are also compatible with MIDP/J2ME/Java games and applications.

These are possible due to Jbed. It also has Andorid J2ME MIDP Runner. Jbed This simulator app can be downloaded and installed to the Android phone as additional Java Emulator. Andorid J2ME MIDP Runner An can be made as long as there is.jar/.jad file. The games and applications on the phone can be connected to the apk package online. Download the.jar format with free games and Java applications. These can be found on.

Make a.jad file with the.jar file that is compatible with Java. Convert the.jar files into apk online.

Then, convert the.jar/.jad files into the Android package in.apk format. It is the.apk files which can be installed to the Android phone. You can access the.jad file via link or upload the.jar/.jad file to convert it. To install the Android J2ME MIDP Runner to the Android phone, connect the phone to the.apk package. Download the tool and install this on the phone.

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I'd like to create Java app that should work on both Android and Windows. I created JAR Java app on Eclipse Classic 3.7.1. It works okay on Windows with Java 6 VM (BTW, I tryed j2me app for mobile phone on Windows. It does not work. I 've installed Jbed 1.20 on Android Emulator.

That j2me app started okay there. But my own Eclipse's jar did not run. It said that 'no Midlet name' in it. Well, it seems I should develop j2me midlets for Android.

I have installed J2ME_Runner 2.0.3.7 plugin in my Eclipse. But I can't create j2me app.

I tryed the following 1) I created Java project. Then I created 'File-new-others-j2me midlet'. The Eclipse indicates that the following strings are invalid: import javax.microedition.midlet.MIDlet; import javax.microedition.lcdui.*; 2) Next I tryed file-new-project-J2me midlet suite.

I typed project name but I can fill the next screen. There are empty 'Group' and 'Device'. How to create j2me midlet in Eclipse Classic for ANdroid 2.2 or 3.0? Is it possible to run Java SE Jar files on Android? What should I install to develop j2me midlets?

What is the better tool: Eclipse or NEtBeans? BTW, I looked at J2ME 'HelloWorld' source code. Why it is so different than Java SE source code. Java SE and ME source codes are not compatible? I don't think there is an answer to your question. Java is not everything.

You will not be able to create a GUI app that works on both Android and Java Desktop. What you can do is to separate your application core library codes and your application GUI. The core library can be shared for both Android and Java Desktop application.

However, you will need to implement GUI for Android and Java Desktop separately. I believe J2ME is an old technology.

Since most smart phone OSs have their own APIs and they perform much better than J2ME, there are less attention to this technology. If you really want to have an application which run on any platform, you should considering making a web application. All you need is web browser but, of course, you will not be able to access system functionalities of your phone or OS. I am not exactly sure, what you want to achieve. Sure.there are probably J2ME emulators for both, Android and Windows, but I fail to see the point in using J2ME in either Android or Windows. Programming an App for both seems hard to me due to the different capabilities of each platform (Screen resolution, input device.) Maybe there is also a misunderstanding: Android is a Mobile Device that features Java, but not in the way like some mobile devices that support JavaME.

On Android mostly everything(e.g. Launcher, MailClient, Dialer, AppDrawer.) is built to run on the DalvikVM (The JVM on Android), not just some Games/Tools. The DalvikVM provides nearly the same featureset as a desktop JavaVM, in fact you compile your class-files with a standard JavaSE compiler. You can use the same JAR libraries with Android and PC (as long as they don't use native code). So there is no need to use J2ME. BUT: For some tasks (e.g.