javac for J2ME

[Jacob]

I know I can use the ktoolbar program to compile
code for the CDLC, but what is the javac equivalent?

I think it involves specifying -Xbootclasspath,
but I haven't found exactly how.

Thanks!

 

[JScoobyCed]

I know I can use the ktoolbar program to compile
code for the CDLC, but what is the javac equivalent?

I think it involves specifying -Xbootclasspath,
but I haven't found exactly how.

Thanks!

All you need is to have the cdlc.jar and midp.jar in your classpth, then
use javac normally:

javac -cp .;midp20.jar;cdlc10.jar;.\src\ com.foo.MyMIDP.java

 

[Jacob]

All you need is to have the cdlc.jar and midp.jar in your classpth, then
use javac normally:

javac -cp .;midp20.jar;cdlc10.jar;.\src\ com.foo.MyMIDP.java

But I need to make sure rt.jar is *not* in my classpath,
shouldn't I? I think it is by default?

 

[Tor Iver Wilhelmsen]

But I need to make sure rt.jar is *not* in my classpath,
shouldn't I? I think it is by default?

It's in the bootclasspath; you can exclude it by using -bootclasspath,
e.g.

javac -g:none -bootclasspath midp20.jar;cdlc10.jar
-classpath . com/foo/MyMIDP.java

and then run the .class files through a preverifier.

More hints here:

http://www.kevinboone.com/j2me.html

 

[Darryl L. Pierce]

I know I can use the ktoolbar program to compile
code for the CDLC, but what is the javac equivalent?

I think it involves specifying -Xbootclasspath,
but I haven't found exactly how.

You specify the CLDC/MIDP jar files in your bootclasspath reference.

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