Problem to show "applet" in Hand Held PC(Palmtop PC)?

[Former Member]

Hi,

I'm trying to open the Applet(i.e Calendar Applet) in Palmtop PC(Hand held PC).

It is having Windows CE 5.0 version(which is the latest version in Market).

It showing only the rectangle with "<b>RED Cross mark</b>".

I don't have any menus in this version like Tools--->"Internet Options"(like IE 6.0) to modify settings..

So,Is there any other way to solve this problem?

10X,

Rakesh Yeluri.

[salvatore_castro]

Rakesh,

For more information and details on displaying xMII information on a mobile device please see the <a href="https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/9d3b9b9b-0e01-0010-d58a-a3a9415aab28">xMII Mobile How To Guide</a>. It should answer any questions that you may have on how to build mobile friendly content. Hope this helps.

-Sam

[Former Member]

Hi,

I follow with the link <a href="https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/9d3b9b9b-0e01-0010-d58a-a3a9415aab28">xMII Mobile How To Guide</a>. With the help of that document I can change an xMII applet to an xMII servlet i.e Only for Query templet.

But my Requirement is I have to show xMII calender applet in Windows CE Hand held device when I click on a link to select a date.

But, I can't able to show xMII calender applet in Windows CE hand held device.

Could you please help me out in this problem.

Advance Thanx,

Rakesh.

[Former Member]

You'll have to use an HTML/JS calendar, not an applet or servlet for this. You should be able to find a free one on line.

[Former Member]

Running applet directly on the PocketIE implementation will likely not work - it is not a "full" JRE running on PocketIE.

Bitstream claims to have a browser that supports this, but it is untested by SAP and would not be supported by SAP - you can try it if you like, however.

http://www.bitstream.com/wireless/mobile-internet-pdfs/endusers.pdf

The better approach is to use the Terminal Services/Citrix client on your mobile device to connect to "real" IE + Sun JRE running on a Terminal Server instance. You can, of course, support many mobile devices off a single Terminal Server.

Rick

[Former Member]

Hi,

I'm using the <b>7535 Hand-Held Computer with Imager</b> device.

I'm not able see any xMII applet in this device.

You can have a look for this device in this web page...

http://www.psionteklogix.com/public.aspx?s=com&p=Products&pID=2572#

Is this problem will solve by <b>.irpt</b> using <b><SERVLET></b> tag.

Which software should be installed to show xMII applets.

Regards,

Rakesh Yeluri.

[Former Member]

Rakesh,

I think what everyone is posting in response to your question is that the ability to use/show applets on a web page is based on the ability of the web browser. It does not appear that the browser with WindowsCE supports applets. You can however use a servlet to show the "applet" as an image. This image, of course, will not have any of the functions that an xMII applet will have, like events, or drill downs, etc.

If you want to show applets, you will need to find a windowsCE web browser that supports applets - if there is one.

[salvatore_castro]

Rakesh,

The device does not support applets in it's browser, you need to use alternative means to display your content.

-Sam

[Former Member]

I do not think that Windows CE's browser supports applets. There are two alternatives:

1) Render the xMII applet "server side" as an image using the ChartServlet (this approach uses the same query and display templates, and is exactly what is done when you use the Dynamic Page Servlet and render an image).

2) Host the browser on a Windows server using Terminal Services or Citrix, and use the TS or Citrix client on the Windows CE device.

Best regards,

Rick Bullotta

[sufw]

Hi Rakesh,

what version of PocketIE are you using?

I believe that the recent versions of PocketIE do support Java applets, but since xMII Java applets are not compatible with Microsoft's JVM, you will need to install the proper Sun Java Runtime. Try the Sun Java Micro Edition runtime (J2ME)...

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