Is there a usable JVM for Liquid?

[Guest Yuking]

Is there a usable JVM for Liquid (LCR-1.1.1)?

[Guest kylenk]

not sure about lcr, but try JBlend. Meant to be faster than jbed. I know under 1.6 Jblend works but its kinda slow, and JBed does not work

[Guest Auxx]

Is there a usable JVM for Liquid (LCR-1.1.1)?

Dalvik is built-in. Why do you need another one?

[Guest kylenk]

pretty sure he's referring to running j2me apps

[Guest linuxluver]

Is there a usable JVM for Liquid (LCR-1.1.1)?

My understanding is that Android includes the Dalvik Java Virtual machine environment.

IIRC, most apps for Android are Java apps and they run in the Dalvik JVM.

[Guest kylenk]

My understanding is that Android includes the Dalvik Java Virtual machine environment.

IIRC, most apps for Android are Java apps and they run in the Dalvik JVM.

pretty sure that's the case, with android 1.0 i don't think the developers kit allowed for C...

[Guest Yuking]

pretty sure he's referring to running j2me apps

Yes. I want to run some *.JAR applications (games...). Thanks, I'll try it.

[Guest Yuking]

Both can not work. :)

Jbed is close forced always. JBlend can install JAR files, but none works.

[Guest Vailo]

Just a newbe question, what is Jblend and what does it do? I suppose something related to Java?

[Guest endamaco]

So:

download This and unzip into tools directory then:

#  adb install MetaMidpPlayer.apk

# adb install MidpPlayer.apk

# adb remount

# adb push libjbmidp.so /system/lib

# adb push libjbmidpdy.so /system/lib

# adb shell reboot

I get this from here

[Guest Yuking]

So:

download This and unzip into tools directory then:

#  adb install MetaMidpPlayer.apk

# adb install MidpPlayer.apk

# adb remount

# adb push libjbmidp.so /system/lib

# adb push libjbmidpdy.so /system/lib

# adb shell reboot

I get this from here

I did it, but still can not work. Which ROM are you using?

[Guest endamaco]

I don't have installed that.. i only reported to you

[Guest Yuking]

I don't have installed that.. i only reported to you

:)

[Guest navygino]

I am also very interested to have workable JVM that I can install any .jar apps.

Especially the QQ2010.....

[Guest Andy__P]

I just came across netmite:

http://www.netmite.com/android/index.html

Not sure if that's exactly what you're looking for but it worked for me.

It basically converts jar or jad files to apk which then run in their netmite environment

[Guest Yuking]

I just came across netmite:

http://www.netmite.com/android/index.html

Not sure if that's exactly what you're looking for but it worked for me.

It basically converts jar or jad files to apk which then run in their netmite environment

Yes, it works!! It is better if it can convert jar files without network.