JavaScript

[karz]

hi, can any1 help me run a javaScript (HTML) file on Pocket PC ipaq 1945.

also is it possible to run java applet too. I can't find run time files for PPC

thanx, in advance.

[Janak Parekh]

Pocket Internet Explorer has limited support for JavaScript.

As for Java, PIE doesn't support it. You can try NetFront (http://nfppc.access.co.jp/english/), a competing browser, and see if it does the trick, although it's not free.

--janak

[Pony99CA]

also is it possible to run java applet too. I can't find run time files for PPC
Jeode is a Personal Java (or J2ME or whatever it's called now) run-time. My iPAQ 5550 included it on the software CD. Did you check your iPAQ's CD for Jeode?

Steve

[Janak Parekh]

Jeode is a Personal Java (or J2ME or whatever it's called now) run-time. My iPAQ 5550 included it on the software CD. Did you check your iPAQ's CD for Jeode?
I'm quite certain the 1945 doesn't come with Jeode. :|

--janak

[Shadowcat]

As far as I know none of the new generation of iPAQs include it. I know for a fact my H2200 didn't.

[Pony99CA]

As far as I know none of the new generation of iPAQs include it. I know for a fact my H2200 didn't.
Hey, I consider the 5550 one of the "new generation"; it was released along with the 2210.

Of course, if you consider all sleeve-compatible iPAQs "old generation", that's different. :-)

Steve

[Shadowcat]

Well, "old generation" as in a form factor that is still based on the original H3600. I should have been more specific. :wink:

[karz]

yes, i checked my CD... no soft for JAVA.

thanx guys.

[Kacey Green]

Ditto, Rex didn't come with a Java program

[Janak Parekh]

Ditto, Rex didn't come with a Java program
Yes, Shadowcat already confirmed the iPAQ 22xx units don't come with Jeode.

--janak

[Kacey Green]

Yes, Shadowcat already confirmed the iPAQ 22xx units don't come with Jeode.

--janak
oops, :oops:

[karz]

i have fixed the prob....

need to use this tag

<script language="JScript"> in the prog
instead of the usual tag ((<script language="JavaScript">)).

however, some of the advanced fetaures dont work.

so be careful.

i hope this helps.

[Pony99CA]

i have fixed the prob....

need to use this tag

<script language="JScript"> in the prog
instead of the usual tag ((<script language="JavaScript">)).

however, some of the advanced fetaures dont work.
JScript is Microsoft's dialect of JavaScript, and the two aren't always identical. There may also be differences in the Document Object Model (DOM) between the browsers, which, while not technically a language issue, will affect the code you write.

However, the JavaScript I've used on my site seems to work in Mozilla, Internet Explorer and Pocket Internet Explorer.

Steve