This time I'd like to show how advanced Java ME applications can be easily converted to the Android. As an example I took LWUIT Demo and below here it is video that I captured from the emulator. For conversion I followed almost the same process as it was previously described in Running Java ME applications on Android article.
Similar work has already been done for iPhone, but only for that jailbroken ones. More information is available here.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
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Where can I download the lwuit demo
Can you please add link to apk file that we can test it
u can use the apk converter.
To get Apk
step1:- get jad and jar for LWUITDemo
Go to -->https://lwuit.dev.java.net/servlets/ProjectProcess?tab=1
step2:- To convert the MIDlet's into apk, go to --
http://netmite.com/android/srv/1.6/getapk.php
and choose second option and then save the generated apk file.
Hope that helps..I just did it..
For more stuff go to
sites.google.com/site/vikantbains
enjoy Droid :)
Vikrant Bains, netmite is a different product which offers easy conversion tool but it is not free if you want to distribute your converted application. MicroEmulator is also an open source project.
btw I see you judiciously have skipped the transitions part of the demo ? It's too slow for that I guess ? I am used to using LWUIT for developing MIDlets and if I look at the animations it's all running very slow...
TiGeR,
LWUIT transitions are implemented using JSR-184. This JSR is only available as commercial extension for MicroEmulator. Contact me via email (microemu at gmail.com) if you are interested in licensing.
sorry Bartek not in this moment of time, we might be going to develop for Android in the near future but there are no real plans for that... I was just mentioning what I noticed :D
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