Is there any File downloader for Pocket pc.Like Download accelrator or any other software.
And also Java Virtual Machine for Pocket pc
http://masataka.mailbbs.com/ez/en/
a download manager
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=11742&highlight=jvm
about jvm and such
Related
Any one know of a way to run Java phone applications
in the Xda ? I am interested to run the Stock Watch application in this link:
http://wap.digi.com.my/
I have DL the file to My Document folder.
What do I do now?
There is no problem browsing the site with PIE or EzWAP.
Yes, there are some providers of JRE for the Pocket PC.
"Personal Java" by Sun should be free of charge.
Check:
http://java.sun.com/j2me/
regards,
Tks koponet.
But java is just TOO HARD.
I hv work round by using mulitple windows in
ftxPBrowser for my favorites.
Dont think theres a j2me for pocket pc anyway.
there are j2me for pocketpc
http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/computing/users/fittond/ppcjava.html
http://mindprod.com/jgloss/pocketpc.html
Actually Ive got SuperWaba installed and runing on the Xda. But I am a complete dote with java. What do I do with these two files to install and run it:
stockwatch.jad and stockwatch.jar :roll:
i have a ppc and installed parallels virtual machine but when i plug in my phone my vista recognizes the device but the windows xp virtual machine doesnt read the phone...and i installed activesync...can any1 help? yes it has usb capabilities...(i have seen screenshots of it working)
sry i dont kno how to delete threads...
Windows Mobile Device Center won't recognize my PDA...I have a Pocket PC that runs Windows Mobile 6.0. Anyone have any suggestions for me...
Usally its an anti-virus program blocking it.
which windows vista version you have? 32Bit or 64?. I think you should contact ur computer maker.
what the hell is wrong? im running win7 64 bit and everytime get this
Please choose:
1.) 32-Bit Windows XP
2.) 64-Bit Windows XP
3.) 32-Bit Windows Vista/7
4.) 64-Bit Windows Vista/7
Please choose: (1-4): 4
please connect Xperia in flash mode.
Press any key to continue . . .
'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Press any key to continue . . .
can someone direct me to the java files i need or something?
i have a x10a AT&T
Have you set java path correctly ?
How the hell do u do that
Sent from my X10a using XDA App
Google or youtube "how to set java path"
cool seems to be flashing now hope all goes well
Background
I recently dug out Galaxy Ace from my desk. Good to know that dust didn't piled up!
So I tried to turn it on, forgetting that I soft-bricked it long before. I saw yellow triangle, in middle of dots connecting PC and a phone.
So just becoming curious, I tried to connect my MacBook Pro and see whether Kies detects it or not. Obviously, it didn't.
Since I had bootcamp that allows me to boot Windows 10 on MacBook Pro, I booted Windows 10 and connected it. Computer showed up with a message "USB Device Not Recognized"
I tried VMWare Player on Windows 10, but it didn't work either.
I thought I had to run to thrift store to get a cheap Windows XP computer (It would not that practical to investigate the money exceeding the price of Galaxy Ace, right? Since any cheap single-core Windows XP computer would do its job to recover my Galaxy Ace, thrift store would be the best choice). But I found the solution.
Instructions
Things You Need:
- Galaxy Ace, obviously
- A computer with any version of macOS supporting newest VirtualBox (linux might work, but never tried personally.)
- VirtualBox and extension pack: Grab it from Here
- USB cable
- Odin Multi Downloader and Cooper.ops: Grab it from Here
- Galaxy Ace Stock ROM: Be careful not to flash S5830i firmware!
- Windows XP (You need to obtain it for yourself, from ebay, old computer's recovery disc, or etc...)
1. Install VitrualBox on macOS. I didn't tried Windows version of VirtualBox, but since Windows 10 showed a message that it failed to recognize USB device and VMWare did not work, it is not likely to work. I will try Windows version of VirtualBox and tell about any updates.
2. Open VirtualBox and install Windows XP. Install guest add-ons and enable drag and drop from host to guest.
3. Install VirtualBox Extension Pack. It will enable the guest system to support USB 2.0, which is essential to support Galaxy Ace download mode.
4. Install Samsung Driver on Virtual Machine. Also, drag and drop Odin and stock ROM, as well as ops file to the virtual machine.
5. Put your Galaxy Ace to download mode and connect it to computer. Click the USB icon on the VirtualBox and select MSM7x27.
6. Run Odin and load ops file. Your Galaxy Ace will show up.
7. Load stock ROM file to odin by clicking either "one package" (In case of one package) or "Boot","Phone", "PDA", "CSC" sections.
8. Click "Start"!
9. Your Galaxy Ace will be restored to Stock ROM.