Re: How to Use Bouncy Castle on the CLDC KVM in Linux

Again, thank you everyone for your help.
 
Does anyone know anything about ROMizing?  I have finally preverified
all my programs and their corresponding classes, but now I would like to
simply load the programs as standalone apps on the KVM.  In other words,
I would like to execute the programs without having to include all
Bouncy Castle libraries in my classpath every time.  Would it be
possible to use ROMizing to accomplish this on my custom built board
with a NIOSII processor?
 
Thank you.

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Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 3:39 AM
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Subject: Re: How to Use Bouncy Castle on the CLDC KVM in Linux


Just add whatever extra library classes your code has been compiled
against to the classpath when you execute the preverifier...
 
Also, I suggest you automate your build process using Ant (with the
Antenna extension for midp development); it'll make thing a lot simpler.

        ----- Original Message ----- 
        From: Charles-Edouard Ruault <mailto:[email protected]>  
        To: [email protected] 
        Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 9:41 AM
        Subject: Re: How to Use Bouncy Castle on the CLDC KVM in Linux

        Padilla, Alex D wrote: 

                Is there any way to modify the classes.zip file on the
KVM to allow it
                to support otherwise unsupported classes?  When I
preverify using
                classes that are not inherent to the KVM infrastructure
(but are
                supported on a JVM) I obviously get an error.  I
basically need to
                include the java.security library and a crypto provider
library like
                Bouncy Castle.  Many seem to have suggestions on what to
do if I was
                using a development environment like NetBeans.  However,
I need to find
                a solution that is development environment free to save
memory space.
                This means I develop the code in a text editor and
compile on a Linux
                machine with javac.  It also means I have to preverify
manually on the
                Linux machine pointing to a zip file containing the
necessary supported
                java libraries.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
        	
        	
                  

        It looks like you're trying to do something different than
building a j2me application including some bouncycastle classes.
        Are you trying to modify the kvm itself to add support for
crypto to running midlets ?
        If so, I would say that you should be able to included the
classes (source files) and compile them together with the other classes
of the KVM. However I've never done that, and therefore will not be able
to help you any further....
	
	

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