Re: Java ME and remote classes

 And there is also Webwag, from Webwag, which provides also a mobile widget
engine running fueld by a tinyJavaScript engine...
  http://api.webwag.com and http://www.webwag.com/mobile

  This can also be used to do what you describe...

On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 5:52 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Quo,
>
>  Robin is correct that doing the class loading thing on ME is not possible.
>  However if you are needing a class to hold your data, then you might try a
> hashtable.  This would allow you to put anything into it given a key name.
>  Then to do something like text substitution you could ask the hashtable for
> that variable, and load in the results.   You would want to most likely have
> a string key, and an Object values where the values class would have a few
> things like type of variable, and the value, the name might be good, and
> possibly a length for strings to speed up some of your code.  Maybe have 2
> types of classes for the value, one for primitives, and the other for
> strings, and possibly a third for objects which had something like class
> name, etc..
>
> There is another couple of solutions too, there is a product called MoJax
> my mFoundry that allows for dynamic code updates, it does this by providing
> a javascript engine in ME.
> There is also another product called Bling, from Blingsoftware which is
> similar, but give you more control over the server, and business end of the
> system.   Again another JavaScript solution.
> Then there is Widsets by Nokia, that is more of a Java based language.
>  Or like I did for a company write your own VM in javaME.   Yes it can be
> done, no it is not simple. :)
>
> Good luck,
> -Shawn
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