Running java script or apps on Ipaq 2210

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#2354 24-Sep-2004 22:22

I am currently using NSICOM CrEme JVM and are trying to access web sites that use a lot of Java apps & script but when the script/app loads the message Class not found is displayed where the script should be running!!!!!

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#8846 24-Sep-2004 22:59

Is the JVM integrated into PIE? Have you tried accessing these websites with Access Netfront instead? If you have a URL I can try here...

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#8864 25-Sep-2004 12:09

Thanks for the reply...no I haven't used Access Netfront ...the url is
http://ccnweb.homeip.net/login.ssi it is a demo site for the company control system web server..

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#8865 25-Sep-2004 12:15

Sorry forgot to mention its on an Ipaq 2210 and yes the JVM is integrated into PIE

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#8866 25-Sep-2004 12:22

Some applets work, check the screenshot:

Java on Access Netfront Pocket PC

For some when I tap in one of the options (Travelling Show Case Demo, third icon) I get "Applet: ERR: java.io.Exception: Ception:" on Access Netfront, but it works on my desktop...

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#8867 25-Sep-2004 12:24

Is there a version of Netfront for ipaq???

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#8868 25-Sep-2004 12:25

I'm using it on my iPAQ h4150 and i-mate Pocket PC Phone Edition.

This is the link to our Geekzone Software Store, if you want to try it: Access Netfront for Pocket PC.

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#8869 25-Sep-2004 12:28

Of course the site needs to be redesigned to fit the small screens - the layout with frames has some usability issues...

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#10453 27-Nov-2004 00:03

Hello I'm glad to see that someone is using the same tecnology that i use!
After performing a search in the google trying to find one JVM for my pocket i found the CrEme. But don't work... Then i find this post...
Excelente! Someone that is trying to see one page made with the same tecnology that i use!
I install the NetFront3... :( but nothing... i can't see the page, not even the one that is in the screenshot...

Can anybody help me?

Thanks,

Luis Dias

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#10462 27-Nov-2004 10:17

The Netfront trial doesn't have the JVM. Also, after installing the full Netfront you have to open the options and check the Helper list. The JVM is disabled by default.

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#10549 1-Dec-2004 01:44

Thanks for your answer...

I would like to know if there is any place where i can get the full version of the NetFront to test it!
Thanks a lot,

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#10553 1-Dec-2004 07:58

You'll have to buy it...

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#11406 30-Dec-2004 06:51

Dogga - please send me an email on how you ended up with your problem. As it happens, I just installed the Carrier CCNWeb on my plant's automation system.

Now that it is "live" on the web, I want to be able to connect from a handheld device. I have not yet decided what I will purchase for the connectivity, but one of the HP units seems likely. The key to what I end up buying is that I can connect, and navigate, my own CCN website.

Since you have been already been playing around with it, I thought you may be able to give me some pointers and advice.....

thanks, bob

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#11778 12-Jan-2005 11:44

Hi Bob,

I was running the netfront demo version which has now run out of it's 45 day trial, but when it was running I could access things Ok thru the CCNWeb. I would recommend buying the Netfront software to help in fixing your problem. I have not purchased it as yet but will get around to it sooner or later..

Regards

Dave Nisbet
Carrier Air Conditioning
Melbourne, Vic
Australia

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#11799 13-Jan-2005 02:31

So Netfront did the trick for you? Great!!

As I said in my post, I recently installed the CCNWeb in our system and it works great. But now the next great leap is to access it when away from the office - especially the 2nd and 3rd shift Maintenance Tech's.

We are willing to go out and buy several PDA's to give them to carry around. In most places in our buildings, they can access our LAN over WiFi. For myself, I am considering a PDA with wireless so I can access the CCN no matter where I am.

We had IT bring out one of "existing" PDA's and set it up for the WiFi - he could hit the logon screen but could not navigate to enter in user name/password - Java problem. Same probelm with my boss's cell phone - can't do the Java.

Please send me any info you can on accessing CCNWeb - I think you said you were using an iPAQ 2210? Do you know what other makes/models of PDA's may work? Any info on cell phone access would be appreciated also.

Thanks again - Bob