Are you sure that it's not a 'memory full' error? Only the *.dll file of JVM
is 2,1MB. Next over 2MB you need to run it. I have problems on my 16MB
machine, probably your 8MB is not enough.
Witold
Uzytkownik "Ben" napisal w wiadomosci
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> Dear All,
>
> I have a Psion Revo. NOT a revo plus or a seris 5mx, just a Revo.
> I like it a lot.
> I'd like to run (and possibly write) some small JAVA programs on
> it but I can't find a copy of the JVM that will run.
> Obviously I've had this little beast for a while and have managed
> to loose the WinCD (I've moved countries).
>
> Could someone point me to a JVM that will work? Or a copy of the
> WinCD on the net? (I''d also like a copy of Spell at some point!)
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Ben.
>
>
> PS I tried the one from PSION for the PSION 5mx. It installs ok, but
> it just gives me errors when I run it.

> ...Are you sure that it's not a 'memory full' error? ...

I'm sure. I removed pretty much eveything else off the machine and I
got a load of other strange errors.

Actually - I've just tried it again the 'java.exe' program just returs
without printing any messages. Perhaps I am using it incorrectly?

I am running EpocDos(ver 5.21.02) and then running java from the
command line. Is there a better way? What are the command line
arguments? I just want to run a quick "hello world" style command line
java program.

Thanks for your help.

Ben

I sent a private mail 2U, where you can find two *.sis files. But, your
school server only generated automatic response. I hope that you'll find my
message.
Witold
Uzytkownik "Ben" napisal w wiadomosci
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> > ...Are you sure that it's not a 'memory full' error? ...
>
> I'm sure. I removed pretty much eveything else off the machine and I
> got a load of other strange errors.
>
> Actually - I've just tried it again the 'java.exe' program just returs
> without printing any messages. Perhaps I am using it incorrectly?
>
> I am running EpocDos(ver 5.21.02) and then running java from the
> command line. Is there a better way? What are the command line
> arguments? I just want to run a quick "hello world" style command line
> java program.
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Ben