--- In "mikeciaraldi" <> wrote:
>
> Which Java compiler, virtual machine, and libraries do people prefer
> for running natively on the TS-7800?
>
> I have tried several, and all seem to have at least some shortcomings,
> such as lack of support for Swing or for Java 1.5 features (e.g.
> generics).
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Mike
I am using Sun's Java phoneME Advanced (the open-sourced version of
JavaME) on the TS-7260 with great results. It supports Java 1.4 and
allows you to configure various features in order to pare down the
system library.
True, it doesn't support features like generics (which I have grown to
love). But, there are tools like retroweaver (I've never used) that
should allow you to use Java 5 features with a 1.4 JVM:
http://retroweaver.sourceforge.net/
What exactly do you need besides generics and Swing? If you are only
using Swing on the test side, you can use different build scripts with
different compile options for creating classes which run on the TS
target and classes which run on the test system.
Mike
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