@related : [[J2ME]] [[JVM]] [[Java]]

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=== [[OpenSource]]===

  * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SuperWaba
  * http://www.superwaba.com.br


News :

  * 20070121 http://bugs.debian.org/407745 # RFP
  * http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1610973&group_id=16623&atid=366623 # [[dpkg]] [[ToDo]]


http://qa.debian.org/watch/sf.php?project=superwaba superwaba_SOURCES(.*).tar.gz

  ed2k://|file|superwaba_SOURCES.tar.gz|1336601|fae11151747f55dd5a94b90dda04a8c4|

  cd SuperWabaSDK

  ant build
  SuperWabaSDK/build.xml:552: required fonts are missing, cannot proceed
  # msttcorefonts ?

 export SUPERWABA_ROOT=${SUPERWABA_ROOT:=`pwd`}

=== ToDo ===

GPL version, and unrar the exe file into a dir. Then add

  $SUPERWABA_ROOT:/lib/SuperWabaTools.jar
  $SUPERWABA_ROOT:/lib/SuperWaba.jar

in your PATH and you can compile superwaba application.

I use GCJ cause is  faster and because JDK 1.5 doesn't support -target 1.1 flag, required.
I made a bash script to make this :

  #===/bin/sh===
  export SUPERWABA_ROOT=${SUPERWABA_ROOT:=/opt/superwaba}

  #compiling
  gcj --classpath .:$SUPERWABA_ROOT:/lib/SuperWabaTools.jar:$SUPERWABA_ROOT/lib/SuperWaba.jar \
    -C $1.java

  #preparing PalmOS and database stuff
  java -classpath $SUPERWABA_ROOT/lib/SuperWabaTools.jar -Dsdk.root="$SUPERWABA_ROOT" \
    superwaba.tools.Warp c $1
  
  #preparing EXE for WinCE
  java -classpath $SUPERWABA_ROOT/lib/SuperWabaTools.jar:
  $SUPERWABA_ROOT/lib/SuperWaba.jar -Dsdk.root="$SUPERWABA_ROOT"
  superwaba.tools.Exegen /m /v 1.0 /t $1 /p $1 /e $1

so just use this script to compile your class
example : 
 compile.sh MyTest

where MyTest.java is the source

  java -classpath .:$SUPERWABA_ROOT/lib/SuperWaba.jar waba.applet.Applet \
  /w 240 /h 291 /uiStyle WinCE /bpp 8 /scale 1 MyTest

or GIJ can be used too.

About SWDiet3D : I saw that on PC switching mode, shapes is ok, no delay etc ,
even with Button class instead of primitive graphics control but in the
PDA(in my case pocket pc 2001) I see a little delay, even if I use the other
way instead of Button.

Changes in superwaba from J2ME : there is a main class, the MainWIndow that
starts any application, there is not Canvas but an onPaint(Graphics g) method
in MainWindow class.



to run in PC superwaba app for testing

==== misc ====

  * http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Portal:KB_Java_Code_Snippets