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#1
as in there picture i didnt find direct thread about making our n900 java supportable. also in this thread there is some information about it -talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=52062, and here too - http://meegoarena.com/2010/05/nokia-...emoed-in-n900/ but not at all

i decided to open this thread where will be direct explanation about JAVA on N900 with hope to make this processes (searching & installing step by step) easier to all...also to mee so lets begin

from the work of user torshind it sais -
Install IcedTea6 from extras-testing. It have many dependencies please have a look at them all to run it well.
Then download Microemulator .
Unzip microemulator (I used /opt/microemu).
Download opera mini jad and jar files. Put them in MyDocs dir.
Run microemulator from terminal:


java -jar /opt/microemu/microemulator.jar
This opens an ugly Java GUI…
Choose “Options->Select Device”
Select “Resizable device” then push OK
Choose “File->Open MIDLET file”
Select opera mini jar file then push Open
Push “Start”


lets check in my situation i've download and install IcedTea6, then download Microemulator-2.0.4 and saved it in main folder (N900..so MyDocs). also one copy to PC and i unziped it in PC, then i copied unzipped microemulator to the same directory (N900=MyDocs). i think its also right way, no?

So the problem is with codes - up there
Code:
Unzip microemulator as root in /opt/:unzip microemulator-2.0.4.zip-d/opt/microemulator/
i tried this but no have result, not found.

Help with with codes please. step by step just right after this green paragraph

PS : by the way thanks for torshind
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If you have a microemulator folder on MyDocs (as a result of unzipping microemulator on your PC and then copying it to the N900) why don't you move that folder (as root) to /opt?
 
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a little question how ?
 
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First of all, open a terminal and install rootsh:
Code:
apt-get install rootsh
Now you can be root executing:
Code:
 sudo gainroot
After that move the folder to /opt:
Code:
mv /home/user/MyDocs/microemulator-2.0.4 /opt
That's all.
 

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i have installed rootsh already before from app manager.

yeah its works. so step by step. how i did this -

after downloading and installing icedtea6 and downloading microemulator, i copied microemulator.zip file to PC & unziped it, then copied the folder to N900 (device memory, flash or MyDocs-same), then i opened X Terminal :
Code:
sudo gainroot
press enter. opening this
Code:
~ $ sudo gainroot
Root shell enabled


BusyBox v1.10.2 (Debian 3:1.10.2.legal-1osso30+0m5) built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.

/home/user #
then type this code and press enter
Code:
mv /home/user/MyDocs/microemulator-2.0 /opt
NOTE : after unzipping and coping it (unzipped microemulator folder) to N900 the folder name by defult is like "microemulator-2.0", so you may change/short the name folder ex. to "microemu", so then the code would be so
Code:
mv /home/user/MyDocs/microemu /opt
catch you mind?

then type this to launch the microemulator
Code:
java -jar /opt/microemulator-2.0/microemulator.jar
NOTE : microemulator-2.0 its the name of the folder,in my situation the name is it, as i said you may change/short the name folder to make easier typing

then wait for a while and microemulator is run. there will be this picture :
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then go to options , select device, from opened task choose Resizable device and press ok - its procedure for opening microemulator in full screen with another words

then options, open MiDlet file and enjoy it
 
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It's worth to add, that resizeable device doesn't work reliably for most midlets. Also, version of microemu available from Repos, contain layout designed specially for N900 landscape mode.
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Originally Posted by TonyUkuk View Post
NOTE : microemulator-2.0 its the name of the folder,in my situation the name is it, as i said you may change/short the name folder to make easier typing
TAB BUTTON Is this magic? Yes!

NOTE: Tab is not on the keyboard, it's only on the screen.

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Originally Posted by isorn View Post
TAB BUTTON Is this magic? Yes!

NOTE: Tab is not on the keyboard, it's only on the screen.
yah in terminal, its the way too
 
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Please use the repositorial microemu. then you can use and/or help with the compatibility list
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...43#post1146143 - thread about it
http://wiki.maemo.org/Microemulator/Compatibility - wiki page
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