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akidder

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Posted - 25 Oct 2002 :  16:15:17  Show Profile  Email Poster
Q: What Java solutions are available for Windows CE?

There are a number of JVMs available for Windows CE. One that has been consistently supported over the past few years is from Skelmir.

Here's the a product announcement for their latest JVM release. The demonstration software works well on our platforms.


From: Pete Mellor
Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 5:30 PM
Subject: Skelmir News Announcement


Dear Friends of Skelmir:

We are very pleased to announce the immediate availability of a free personal development version of the CEE-J virtual machine for StrongARM® devices running the Windows® CE operating system. CEE-J is Skelmir's suite of fast, compact and proven clean room virtual machines for hosting Java applications on embedded devices.


To view the rest of the press release:
http://www.skelmir.com/news/press-ceej_wince.html

To visit the download area of the Web site:
http://www.skelmir.com/ceej/handheld/index.html


Pete Mellor
Operations Manager
SKELMIR, LLC
US+ 617.625.1551 x200 - tel
US+ 617.776.0740 - fax
pete@skelmir.com
http://www.skelmir.com

akidder

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Posted - 12 Nov 2002 :  12:55:35  Show Profile  Email Poster
From: Pete Mellor
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 9:40 AM
Subject: News for CEE-J Users - XScale support added


News: Version 2.5.1.7 of CEE-J for Windows CE released on Nov. 11th, 2002.

Features include XScale support and more CWT (CEE-J Windowing Toolkit) examples.

Visit http://www.skelmir.com/ceej/handheld/ to download this latest version.

--
Pete Mellor

Come see our partner's technologies running the CEE-J virtual machine
ESC-Boston November 19-20, 2002

ATMentor (Booth 1101) & ADS (Booth 717)
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