2017-12-13, 07:17
I know phoneME. Have been using it for years on my Android phone to run MIDlets. No doubt the best MIDlet JVM out there for Android. It even allows you to create shortcuts on the Desktop, which means your MIDlets is as easy to start as a native app or a web app.
It could be awesome if VLC could just refer to phoneME for getting a JVM.
http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/?q=node/10
But I'm not entirely sure this would work. JavaME is many different things. MIDP is just one of the many profiles. BD-J is another. I don't think any version of phoneME will run Xlets.
But Blu-ray Disc Java is essential just Java 1.3 + some additional API's. That's how I have compiled all my BD-J stuff so far; using -target and -source 1.3, and it runs on all players I've tested on. So I wonder if it wouldn't be possible to just create a minimal JVM from Java 1.3 classes (which I think is perfectly legal?). The remaining API's should exists in libbluray, no?
It could be awesome if VLC could just refer to phoneME for getting a JVM.
http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/?q=node/10
But I'm not entirely sure this would work. JavaME is many different things. MIDP is just one of the many profiles. BD-J is another. I don't think any version of phoneME will run Xlets.
But Blu-ray Disc Java is essential just Java 1.3 + some additional API's. That's how I have compiled all my BD-J stuff so far; using -target and -source 1.3, and it runs on all players I've tested on. So I wonder if it wouldn't be possible to just create a minimal JVM from Java 1.3 classes (which I think is perfectly legal?). The remaining API's should exists in libbluray, no?
