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I want to run java (pc I guess not j2me) version of opera mini found at demo.opera-mini.net/public/index.html as a standalone java application in n900. Is it possible or not. It seems to be using three jars mini.jar, skin.jar and app.et.jar, I tried running it with java -jar and java -cp commands without any success. Anybody please tell me if it is possible to run as standalone java and not inside some debian browser with applet support.
 
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With some coding it is possible (at least theoretically):
http://java.sun.com/developer/techni...rningAnApplet/

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seems like it won't be possible without having the actual source code.
 
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It should be possible using appletviewer which is included in standard JRE.
 

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Originally Posted by dwaradzyn View Post
It should be possible using appletviewer which is included in standard JRE.
AppletViewer is available on JDK and not on JRE.

So Oracle's ejre hasn't appletviewer command while OpenJDK (icedtea 6) has it
 

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Originally Posted by Joseph9560 View Post
seems like it won't be possible without having the actual source code.
Application Source code is not needed.
If you code an applet wrapper (which replaces the browser enviroment) the application JAR should work as on browser.

Never used appletviewer command but as already suggested it could be another viable solution
 

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