Java j2me softwares

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Topics J2ME games , Java games , mobile games , nokia games , cell phone games , games archive , j2me pack , mobile games , java games , Nokia games , cell phone games. This item is part of an effort to archive as many J2ME software as possible before it disappears completely. Focus is on early era games To extract, unzip only the first file that ends with After the first file is extracted, you get a file that ends with.

Use 7z to extract that. All the other number files need to be in the same directory as. When you have a limited internet network like myself , this type of things are very prohibited, but I very like the idea of an unified archive and the symbolic links to avoid duplicates.

It's a shame that I can't download everything and fix this by myself. Reviewer: Blake00 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - November 22, Subject: extra advice Yup follow Benny's advice below however make sure you hit that 'show all' link on this page to see the other 43 parts.

I didn't do that and couldn't understand what 43 other parts he was talking about haha, silly me. Amazing archive! So much stuff!!! Reviewer: BennyBennyBenny - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - June 27, Subject: How to unpack First you need to isolate ' j2me-archive-unified I first tried to use 7-zip and it was having issues with headers, unexpected end of data, sometimes it wasn't able to open a file, etc.

I then tried to find the reason to what was causing all of these issues and when took a look at the. SQLite file, I noticed that the files were possibly encoded with gzip, I tried using PeaZip which is a gui program that can handle extracting and compressing data into quite a few formats like. No luck there. When I tried to extract the. GetJar already sounds very technical. And what I've seen from the first look, it doesn't support commercial apps, does it? If it doesn't convince you, feel free to contact them and tell them why.

I now digged deeper into the GetJar and found lots of developer infos. Regarding paid apps they state "Soon, GetJar will offer the missing ingredient in the mobile app ecosystem: a global payments system that works. David Rabinowitz David Rabinowitz I've chosen this answer because it reflects the spirit of my question best. It shows that it is indeed true that there never was a standard app store and also isn't one.

Since all app stores focus on the devices and hence native apps, it seems to be unlikely that j2me will make a breakthrough. I guess, as a developer I have either to chose one platform or extend my skills to several platforms. Nokia's Ovi store? Seems like the only one that's really actively promoted and fairly large. David N. Welton David N. Welton 1, 18 18 silver badges 33 33 bronze badges. Ovi seems to be well designed, but seems also only to be for Nokia phones Ralf: Ovi is a sister concern of Nokia, so its logical for them to support Nokia only :.

Though, the J2ME apps can run on any device with required support.