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[sinephase]

hey guys hope you can help, I'm a complete programming inept and I don't get what I'm supposed to do with this project: WriteWare | Download WriteWare software for free at SourceForge.net it only has .class and .java files (and a .gpj) so I can't run it :/ all the class files are spread through different folders.
long story short I just wanted a java program to run as a jar with proper classes so I can type quickly on my windows CE tablet and have spell check :/ so if anyone knows of a nice standalone java based wordprocessor that's free with spell check, or a native CE app that can do the same, that works as well :)

thx in advance, let me know if you need more info.

edit: turns out I can't get any jars to work in mysaifu JVM currently to it might be pointless anyway :/

Edited by sinephase, 05 May 2011 - 12:51 PM.

[Alexander]

I believe you would need to make the jar file with the command

jar cf [I]jar-file input-file(s)[/I]

Although it appears you can run the class file alone, the main website shows an input dialogue of the main program to enter a class file and execute:
http://www2s.biglobe..._en.html#config

[sinephase]

Alexander said:

I believe you would need to make the jar file with the command

jar cf [I]jar-file input-file(s)[/I]

Although it appears you can run the class file alone, the main website shows an input dialogue of the main program to enter a class file and execute:
http://www2s.biglobe..._en.html#config

thanks for the reply. there's about 15 directories and quite a few class files so I have no idea what to do even with that command.

seems kind of weird to me the guy would release his project like that without the ability to just run the thing...

as for mysaifu I think there's missing registry keys to get it to access certain DLL's that are used to execute the classes. I've tried twice now adding the keys that are shown on the website and they disappear, got too frustrated afterward, probably will try later. I have to tell you windows CE is a PITA :P

[Alexander]

Devices that are restricted are hard to develop for indeed. I hope you can find what you are looking for.