Hello All
I've just started developing personal java apps for
handhelds. (Specifically the Sharp Zaurus 5500 ****)
The question that I have is there are 2 versions of
the emulator that you can get. 1 features the
"touchable look and feel" which is very cool.
It uses a template to set how everything looks.
Question is how do you use this on the device?
The device uses the jeode runtimes.
There is no documentation
on how to use this l&f on devices. I am hoping it
is just a matter of packaging the classes.zip from
the emulator along with your "touchable.palettes" file
and do something like
java -classpath ./:./lib/emulatorclasses.zip
-Dtouchable.palette=./lib/touchable.palettes myApp
The trouble is there is absolutely no documentation
anywhere about deploying apps that use the customizable
l&f's.
It's a long shot but perhaps somebody has messed with
this.
I've just started developing personal java apps for
handhelds. (Specifically the Sharp Zaurus 5500 ****)
The question that I have is there are 2 versions of
the emulator that you can get. 1 features the
"touchable look and feel" which is very cool.
It uses a template to set how everything looks.
Question is how do you use this on the device?
The device uses the jeode runtimes.
There is no documentation
on how to use this l&f on devices. I am hoping it
is just a matter of packaging the classes.zip from
the emulator along with your "touchable.palettes" file
and do something like
java -classpath ./:./lib/emulatorclasses.zip
-Dtouchable.palette=./lib/touchable.palettes myApp
The trouble is there is absolutely no documentation
anywhere about deploying apps that use the customizable
l&f's.
It's a long shot but perhaps somebody has messed with
this.