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What's the difference between a JVM and a CVM?
The short answer is that CVM is a JVM. The longer answer is that CVM is a full-featured JVM that is designed for higher-end, emerging, next generation consumer electronic and embedded devices, that is, devices with a 32-bit processor and 2Mb+ of total memory.
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Build the CVM without any porting effort
The Implementation provided by Sun Microsystems has to be built without any porting effort in order to ensure that the C Virtual Machine is built properly. The C Virtual Machine can be tested to check if it was properly built with the test classes provided along with the Implementation.
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Symbian on Java
This article explains Symbian’s Java strategy and discusses the importance of Java to Symbian. It also provides a useful glossary of Java concepts relevant to mobile phones.
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Connected Device Configuration and the Foundation Profile
Much of what's been written about Java[tm] 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME) talks about the Connected Limited Device Configuration, or CLDC for short. The CLDC defines an extremely small subset of the Java Platform for very limited devices -- devices, like cellular telephones, that do not have enough memory or enough processing power to handle a full-blown Java implementation.
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Porting Java 2D package from J2SE to J2ME CDC
Consumer electronics has become more sophisticated and user-friendly with the advent of embedded technologies. Java has been the language of choice in the area of embedded software development. Sun Microsystems, keeping in mind diverse development needs, has provided three different Java Technologies, depending on the environment that the application is targeted to run on.
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Building the CDC/Foundation Profile 1.0 FCS
How do I build the CDC/Foundation Profile 1.0 FCS sample implementation using RedHat Linux 7.1.?
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