java using jeode

I have an IPAQ 3800 with Insignia's Jeode. I am able to run both examples programs (PrimTest and Quasar).

However, I am not able to run any java programs that I have written.

I tried a basic applet that just says "hello world" attempting to run it through IE.All I get is a Failed to Run Applet Please reload.

In looking at the jeode FAQs it speaks of not having enough memory as a common reason for this error. I can't believe a simple Hello world would cause that.

Any solutions?

Thanks in advance for your help

[555 byte] By [bowhuntera] at [2007-11-27 2:39:58]

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I haven't used Jeode in a few years, but I do remember it being a pain as it did not have all the classes commonly used. I remember only being able to use Java SE 1.2 basic classes to build whatever programs I needed. Anyways, there is another solution out there, Superwaba (http://www.superwaba.com.br/en/default.asp). I could not use this at the time because it was not a multi-threaded VM, but they have implemented Threads since then.

kmangolda at 2007-7-12 3:02:26 >

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