Running Own Java Classes

[ozy]

Hi all,<P>I have a Loox 610 Pocket PC, and I have installed bsquare java virtual machine (Jem-CE) which comes along with the machine.<P>However, I have a problem. Simply, I could not run my own class.<P>I have uploaded a simple java class which just prints on standard output, but I do not know what to do afterwards. There is an executable (? virtual mechine ?) under MyDevice/Program/JEM-CE called EVM, but after running it it prints 'Enter args:', but giving class name does not work.<P>Anyway, I really need a urgent help, and I will really appreciate it if anyone helps me.<P>Thanks in advance,<P>Oguzhan Ozmen<P>[This message has been edited by ozy (edited 17 June 2004).]<p>[This message has been edited by ozy (edited 17 June 2004).]

Hi,<BR>I just purchased Loox 610 too and after spending some time I found how to run my programs.<P>you can run the evm.exe console and then type -cp path oyourclasses YourClass and it should run.<BR>Or you can create an .ink file containing this<BR>windowsevm.exe -cp path oyourclasses YourClass just like the examples installed together with the JeM-CE JVM.<P>Wenca<P> <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by ozy:<BR><B>Hi all,<P>I have a Loox 610 Pocket PC, and I have installed bsquare java virtual machine (Jem-CE) which comes along with the machine.<P>However, I have a problem. Simply, I could not run my own class.<P>I have uploaded a simple java class which just prints on standard output, but I do not know what to do afterwards. There is an executable (? virtual mechine ?) under MyDevice/Program/JEM-CE called EVM, but after running it it prints 'Enter args:', but giving class name does not work.<P>Anyway, I really need a urgent help, and I will really appreciate it if anyone helps me.<P>Thanks in advance,<P>Oguzhan Ozmen<P>[This message has been edited by ozy (edited 17 June 2004).]<P>[This message has been edited by ozy (edited 17 June 2004).]</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>