Hi,
I am on client project where we want to port the cab file. We already port the jad/jar there, but he need cab file also is there any cab converter available it will reduce our work
Hi,
I am on client project where we want to port the cab file. We already port the jad/jar there, but he need cab file also is there any cab converter available it will reduce our work
Contact Microsoft for the .cab file format info.
If the .cab file contains application executables/binaries for Windows CE/Windows Mobile or some other Windows version, then there are no converters to convert such binaries to Java or Symbian; you need to take the original source code and program architecture and functional specifications, etc., and start a porting/rewriting project.
It mean there is no way to convert jad/jar into cab
Last edited by Pravin008; 2010-06-15 at 12:55.
JAD/JAR can work on most of the windows mobile devices, if it has pre-installed JVM on it. In that case you just to build a .CAB installer for your J2me app that can install the j2me build on the device.
Thanks,
Ekta
I think there is mistake from my side, the way I ask question.
I have the java ME source code (jad/jar) now there is any tool available who convert the Java ME source code into the native Windows (cab)/Symbian
For Converting java code to Windows Mobile - try JLCA Java Language Conversion Assistant from microsoft - http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...f-904b0a973174
Thanks,
Ekta
The only tool that does exactly what you want (to my knowledge) is alcheMo, but I think the cost might exceed your expectations...
Graham.
Hi , thanks for your response, but i am searching for free tool...
I am not aware of any free tool that will convert a MIDlet into a native Windows application.
Converting java code to Windows Mobile - try JLCA Java Language Conversion Assistant.
Its free download -- http://www.microsoft.com/about/legal...a/default.aspx
You can use it convert the code business logic of your application, re-write UI layer and device interaction layers.
Thanks,
Ekta
You already posted that. Please do read the thread before replying, to make sure that you're not just repeating information that's already been given.
Cheers,
Graham.
@GrahamConverting java code to Windows Mobile - try JLCA Java Language Conversion Assistant.
Its free download -- http://www.microsoft.com/about/legal...a/default.aspx
You can use it convert the code business logic of your application, re-write UI layer and device interaction layers.
Sorry for repeating the info I gave before, but in this post I wanted to tell him that its FREE for download (which he was searching now)
and I also wanted to tell him how to do the actual code conversion using it - the process.
I will keep your advise in mind and just post addition info if needed and will not repeat any link as I did here by mistake.
Thanks,
Ekta