Re: Is there a Motorola's MidWay replacement for Linux or in plain Java?
- From: AlecB <nobodyhere@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 24 Sep 2005 21:37:40 +0200
Pawel Kraszewski wrote:
Hello!
I own a Motorola E398 phone. I use Sun's Java ME toolkit to develop some apps for it. Poor me, the software to actually upload midlets to the phone (MidWay) is a Windows application - an OS which I don't use nor like.
As the MidWay application uses plain serial port to upload (well, actally an USB link, but for MidWay it is virtualized as COM), there shouldn't be a problem to convert it to Linux (or even better - Java). Did anyone see implementation like that?
I'd like to have the whole application life-cycle running on a free software platforms (as Linux for platform, NetBeans plus J2ME for development, etc) - last thing I miss is the ability to actually stick the midlet into the phone.
Best regards,
I trust that is a developer enable device, if not MIDway won't help.
Alec.
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