Req: java emulator update file thnk you very much - Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development

Thoughtlesskyle's Not So Super Froyo
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had anyone here has a java emu update file thanks

Android doesn't use a java VM it uses dalvik instead. Dalvik was reverse engineered to do java. I am pretty sure there are no updates for it except gingerbread.

aceoyame said:
Android doesn't use a java VM it uses dalvik instead. Dalvik was reverse engineered to do java. I am pretty sure there are no updates for it except gingerbread.
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by the way sir thanks for replying found a java emulator that works on no so super froyo because need it to run operamini jar files and don need to root file to read only fille system thank you thread closed

ragingneth said:
by the way sir thanks for replying found a java emulator that works on no so super froyo because need it to run operamini jar files and don need to root file to read only fille system thank you thread closed
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hmm, instead of running opera mini jar on java emulator, why didn't you install operamini from market, or download the apk and install it via astro?
I think it will be better in performance.

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Make MoDaCo ROM read as 2.0 in apps

Hi,
new game called toonwarz came out and has mutitouch but ony on 2.0 devices is there any way to make the app think i running 2.0 on MoDaCo 3.0 ROM ??
Thanks
stickyasglue said:
Hi,
new game called toonwarz came out and has mutitouch but ony on 2.0 devices is there any way to make the app think i running 2.0 on MoDaCo 3.0 ROM ??
Thanks
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you could try modifying build.prop and change ro.build.version.sdk to 5. Don't know if it will work.
please let us know if it worked
m0jo said:
please let us know if it worked
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you can tell the app that you are on 2.0 but there is still no multitouch support in 1.5 so you only get errors.
multitouch in dolphin browser works on the 1.5 hero, if u change the build prop to say android version 2.1 and sdk 6 then it should work.
evilxhwnd said:
you could try modifying build.prop and change ro.build.version.sdk to 5. Don't know if it will work.
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anyway to do that without using adb shell?
it worked for me changing the build.prop sdk to 6 and build to 2.1
since vi is unusable under adb shell.
I juste did this :
./adb remount
./adb pull /system/build.prop .
vim build.prop
-- Here I changed sdk and build version as it was said in this thread.
./adb push build.prop /system/build.prop
but no multi touch support, controls act very strangely.
"only tried with toon warz little"
would this method allow for 2.0 apps to be installed, like say....the new google maps with nav?
thazlett said:
would this method allow for 2.0 apps to be installed, like say....the new google maps with nav?
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i can't imagine this to work. maybe you are able to install it, but there will be FC's when you try to start it, i'd guess it depends on more than just a string in some text file...

how to use .jar app?

any idea how to use .jar app?
i am assuming you would need to have jbed or something of that nature installed to allow android java ability. if you don't already have it, you can update your android installation to include it.
Michga said:
any idea how to use .jar app?
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1. Read forum ;-)
2. Search google ;-)
3. I don't know if there is JBed version for Donut 1.6 (I had one, but display was completely wrong)
4. You can also convert it to apk (search for app to do it)
yeah, you've right. i post it at morning when i had need going to school..
Thx, for answers

How do you dive into Android development?

For example how do you make programs that do 1-click rooting, or modify the official ROM such that it does not update HBOOT, or make mods for it? What programming languages do you have to know? What system environment (Windows, Linux, etc.) do you have to be running?
Love Android, want to start contributing after end of my national exams (November )
good skills in Linux and Java-Programming seems to be a good combination
BrainMcFly said:
good skills in Linux and Java-Programming seems to be a good combination
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Then how do you make programs that do 1-click rooting, or pre-load applications like busybox into the ROM? You'd have to manually edit the source code of the ROM, don't you?
fterh said:
Then how do you make programs that do 1-click rooting
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Years of hardware hacking experience and days of work / problem solving.
bedeabc said:
Years of hardware hacking experience and days of work / problem solving.
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I'm 16, no prior programming experience (unless you count a Hello World as one), on Windows right now. How would you advise me if I want to start contributing to the Android scene?
I've found a post which looks like a good starting point and contains a lot of helpful links:
hxxp://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=6243873&postcount=1
Regards,
Tom
P.S: Sorry, had to cripple the link, because I'm a new user and therefore not allowed to post a "real" link.
fterh said:
or pre-load applications like busybox into the ROM? You'd have to manually edit the source code of the ROM, don't you?
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Try extracting the .zip, adding and removing apps is not that difficult; most of the .apk's are located in /data/app.
Rudolfje said:
Try extracting the .zip, adding and removing apps is not that difficult; most of the .apk's are located in /data/app.
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You mean system/app lol
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Rudolfje said:
Try extracting the .zip, adding and removing apps is not that difficult; most of the .apk's are located in /data/app.
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You mean /system/app? There is nothing under /data/ in my phone.
fterh said:
You mean /system/app? There is nothing under /data/ in my phone.
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Data/app is where installed apps go, chances are u dont have anything there cuz ur using apps2sd
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data/app is where you can put user-removable and other apps you want seperate from the system/app in a custom rom - has to be added to the rom itself like A2SD does.
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Data/app is where installed apps go, chances are u dont have anything there cuz ur using apps2sd
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Oh okay. So before trying my hands at developing a ROM I should try writing some apps first?
Edit: But my ROM Manager has a "Move to SD Card" button, which means it should be in /data/app?
Bump. Then do I need to be on a Linux environment? Any gurus can give some pointers to a newbie to the Android scene?
being on linux would be easier - knowledge of the OS would be better.
If you use Linux you can use dsixda's kitchen to sign and build the rom after youve finished adding removing, editing etc. It's going to be a case of trial and error, but you cant break the phone as long as you're using a rooted/su rom, without the HBOOT or radio in it. You might get a bootloop/freeze, or 57 force closes but you can always re-flash.
Say i wanted to remove certain preinstalled apps from the official Froyo ROM, how would i know which files to delete from the zip?
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TomakiD said:
I've found a post which looks like a good starting point and contains a lot of helpful links:
hxxp://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=6243873&postcount=1
Regards,
Tom
P.S: Sorry, had to cripple the link, because I'm a new user and therefore not allowed to post a "real" link.
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Where going to post the exact same link. It contains all that you need, usually.
fterh said:
Say i wanted to remove certain preinstalled apps from the official Froyo ROM, how would i know which files to delete from the zip?
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You'll find a lot of info on the following thread. There you're linked to Android Developers pages where the structure of a ROM etc is described. All the info you need is there.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=6243873&postcount=1
I think I'll try writing some apps on Ubuntu before even thinking of maintaining and developing my own ROM. This way I can get close and cozy with the Android system and learn Linux. One question though: Is the learning curve steep?
fterh said:
I think I'll try writing some apps on Ubuntu before even thinking of maintaining and developing my own ROM. This way I can get close and cozy with the Android system and learn Linux. One question though: Is the learning curve steep?
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Bump. Is the learning curve steep for someone who has no prior programming experience?
fterh said:
Bump. Then do I need to be on a Linux environment? Any gurus can give some pointers to a newbie to the Android scene?
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If you have never had ANY programming experience before I would reccomend learning another language first, before trying to learn Java. Try vb.net if you have Windows, learn that and you get the gist of how to programme, then install Linux Ubuntu or another distro, familiarize yourself with the Terminal command line, then go on to learn Java, then the Android SDK, then make some apps, then learn how to modify roms etc. The last thing you want is a bricked phone

Rom request

hello good day to all modders can we have a thread that we can make a request of a roms so that we can chose the application that we need and not need in our phone like mine i have kaiser and have a low memory i need a rom that dont eat a lot of space in my phone..
like
application that we need
example
gmail
astrofile manager etc... for android 1.6 some application are not working in other version of rom i try the froyo 2.2 most of the application are crashing other than android 1.6 in my phone..
thankyou for who will respond in this thread
to xda can you put a thanks button to the modders
so that we can thank them not just by saying thank you but can also see the thanks button they get.. this is just my opinion in saying thankyou
yatzee said:
hello good day to all modders can we have a thread that we can make a request of a roms so that we can chose the application that we need and not need in our phone like mine i have kaiser and have a low memory i need a rom that dont eat a lot of space in my phone..
like
application that we need
example
gmail
astrofile manager etc... for android 1.6 some application are not working in other version of rom i try the froyo 2.2 most of the application are crashing other than android 1.6 in my phone..
thankyou for who will respond in this thread
to xda can you put a thanks button to the modders
so that we can thank them not just by saying thank you but can also see the thanks button they get.. this is just my opinion in saying thankyou
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We already have those. Fat free froyo, my barebones builds and lastly I think there is a 1.6 donut build out there thats cut down but I am not certain. So they already do exist. If your applications are crashing with 2.2 it could very well be a kernel issue. What kernel are you using?
yatzee said:
hello good day to all modders can we have a thread that we can make a request of a roms so that we can chose the application that we need and not need in our phone like mine i have kaiser and have a low memory i need a rom that dont eat a lot of space in my phone..
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I would say this is a good idea apart from it's so easy to modify the androidinstall.tar before installing anyway so a guide showing how to do this would be much more usefull then using up bandwidth uploading the same build with a couple of apk applications removed. As long as you have 7-zip editing the build is as easy as :
1) Extracting the system folder from the androidinstall.tar
2) Navigate to the /app folder in the /system folder you have just extracted
3) Delete or add the apk's you don't need / need
4) Right click on the /system folder and compress to a 'tar' archive with 7-zip
5) Rename the archive androidinstall.tar and install like normal.
*Obviously this is only easily possible with un-odexed builds but you can odex again once it is installed anyway
scooter1556 said:
I would say this is a good idea apart from it's so easy to modify the androidinstall.tar before installing anyway so a guide showing how to do this would be much more usefull then using up bandwidth uploading the same build with a couple of apk applications removed. As long as you have 7-zip editing the build is as easy as :
1) Extracting the system folder from the androidinstall.tar
2) Navigate to the /app folder in the /system folder you have just extracted
3) Delete or add the apk's you don't need / need
4) Right click on the /system folder and compress to a 'tar' archive with 7-zip
5) Rename the archive androidinstall.tar and install like normal.
*Pbviously this is only easily possible with un-odexed builds but you can odex again once it is installed anyway
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infact even if its still in the .tar you can right click on it and open archive and mess with it from there
aceoyame said:
We already have those. Fat free froyo, my barebones builds and lastly I think there is a 1.6 donut build out there thats cut down but I am not certain. So they already do exist. If your applications are crashing with 2.2 it could very well be a kernel issue. What kernel are you using?
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IM USING 2.6.25 what do you think shoud i use to fit in my kaiser?
yatzee said:
IM USING 2.6.25 what do you think shoud i use to fit in my kaiser?
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Even the standard builds will fit easily on your kaiser. If your using 2.6.25 then any of the non-cyanogenmod roms will work fine. I'd suggest giving fat-free froyo a go if you want a minimalist build.

install java in galaxy y by using simple instruction

hey you all want to install java in your galaxy y then you can i am attaching the link of java just download it
how to install java
1-download the file which i am attaching here. then place the file in the sdcard
2-go in the recovery mod and select the file wait for install enjoy.
3-note the java aaps run only in landscap mod
4-here is the link to download super mario jar. file download install and enjoy
no need to say thanks please press it
do it your own risk
ma bad........
i recently used same way but failed, it loads the game but with black screen, u tested it and worked good ???
hey this java it not working on custom rom like hybrid 1.0 in was working on non-srtock version of ginger bread
1-)install the java in your phone
2-)you game and aplication was run in land sacap mod
3-)download the game which 320x240 or which was the resorse of the screen of the galaxy y
4-)download the java touch screen game
5-)enjoy the game all java aap and game run in landscape
just press thanks button if i helpfull for you
Does this need root?
nice one!!!
not all java game can be played here...i already tested it...anyway other java base game, most likely simple java games can be played...
Try this emulator
http://galaxyygaming.blogspot.in/2012/02/java-emulator-using-j2me-runner.html
hey that one was only a converter which convert java into android go and see it ........
How to unflash that?
adnanahmad1786 said:
hey you all want to install java in your galaxy y then you can i am attaching the link of java just download it
how to install java
1-download the file which i am attaching here. then place the file in the sdcard
2-go in the recovery mod and select the file wait for install enjoy.
3-note the java aaps run only in landscap mod
4-here is the link to download super mario jar. file download install and enjoy
no need to say thanks please press it
do it your own risk
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what ROM are you using? Is it SGY?
hey GUY'Z see thIS thread HEREhttp://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1584132&highlight=java
will it work on hyperion8??
nAtUrEshAmAn said:
will it work on hyperion8??
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Yes it's not like Hyperion 8 is not Android.
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I have installed jbed.zip and it is working.when i open real fotball 07 i cant select language and i cannot play game
any java emulator for ics please

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