> > The specs for NTT's implementation (APIs) of java haven't been publically
> > published yet to my knowledge, but is believed to be the same or surely very
> > similar to Sun's KVM. The company Access is making the java enabled plugin
> > for their own browser which is used in most i-mode phones (I heard like 80%
> > of i-mode phones). Their webpage provides good details.
> >
> > http://www.access.co.jp/english/product/proline/jvlite.htm
>
> Not entirely sure that's the way to go. Access's JVLite is based on pre-2.0 Java
> and I think 503i handsets will support J2ME. Actually I'm going to Sun on Friday
> so I'll letcha know if I find out anything good.
could you ask, that would be great.
will 503i handsets use Accesss jv-lite? it sounds like I should ask
Access about this... I searched the web for jv-lite and I can't find
anything written after 1998. I'd at least like to know if I should
prototype in 1.1 or 1.2. (although it would be nice to know more
about the jv-lite api.)
to summarize: there's no way i can get my hands on one of the
java-enabled phones in
http://sun.systemnews.com/system-news/jobdir/submitted/1999.07/1701/1701.html
? and even if i could, the VM/libraries will change so much that it
won't be worth it.
thanks!
melissa
Received on Wed Jul 12 09:48:12 2000