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2007-04-29
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Dear all,
As far as I can see, there currently are 2 initiatives to run a Java application on the N770, namely:
t: the virtual keyboard of the N770 does not automaticly pop up when clicking on a JTextField. If you use the AWT TextField component however, the keyboard pops up, but the backspace key is not supported
- Does anybody have a solution to the problem with the virtual keyboard as I mentioned?
Thanks!
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As far as I can see, there currently are 2 initiatives to run a Java application on the N770, namely:
1. JaLiMo (http://www.jalimo.org)
2. JamVM + classpath (internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2896&page=2#13)
I tested the 2nd possibility. At the first sight, everything seemed to work okay. However, my application requires a fancy GUI, so I need to use Swing. There is only one problem with that: the virtual keyboard of the N770 does not automaticly pop up when clicking on a JTextField. If you use the AWT TextField component however, the keyboard pops up, but the backspace key is not supported
My questions to you:
- What is the best Java VM implementation to use at this moment on the N770 (maybe my own list is not complete)?
- Does anybody have any experience on using Swing with this 'best' implementation? Does the virtual keyboard work on a textfield for example?
More about Java, but worth a try:
- Does anybody have a solution to the problem with the virtual keyboard as I mentioned?
Thanks!