Originally posted by Fernando Sanz:
1) am I right about the Personal Profile and JDK 1.1.8? if so, what comments would you have about it?
2) can I install a JVM in any PDA, if so (I assume that yes, I can), what am I supposed to do?
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The "Personal Profile" is fully Java 2 compatible. The older "PersonalJava" is JDK 1.1.8 based.
Originally posted by Fernando Sanz:
But, this leads me to another question:
how do I know what PDAs support "Personal Profile"? would I have to check with the vendors one by one?
Also, do you think there'd be a huge difference in the performance, if I use one or the other? Because in one case I'd be using swing, and in the other I'd be using AWT.
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