How to run Blackberry JDE run on Linux based Operating system?

[Emerican]

I am having query and I have decided to discuss with you all. I thought many of you are having an idea regarding this particular problem. Well I may question is very simple. Can anyone have used Blackberry JDE 3.7 on Linux based operating system? If you have any idea for this particular situation then please provide me same briefly. I am waiting for your prompt reply. Any suggestions will be highly appreciated.

[Crespin]

Well I am not kind of developer guy but I know that Blackberry JDE 3.7 is not supported natively on Linux based operating system. However one can run this Blackberry JDE 3.7 by using Emulator or something like that kind of application. Well I am suggesting you that you should try to install Blackberry JDE 3.7 using Wine on your Linux based system. You should install Wine and then try to install Blackberry JDE 3.7 and see whether it helps you or not.

[Kickapoo]

Well thanks a lot for prompt reply. I tried to install Blackberry JDE 3.7 by using Wine as you have suggested in your post. Unfortunately it was fruitless. Installer itself fails to work. Well I am not having things like Virtual box where I can run and see whether this is working or not. I think I am going to install on Windows and hoping that it will work fine. However I know that compilers and packagers are natively supported by Linux and can be run easily.

[Cruzz]

I have yesterday tried to install wine on Win98 mode and I have successfully installed M$ Windows Installer 2.0 and also installed blackberry JDE .

WINEDLLOVERRIDES="msi,msimsg32,msisys,ole32,oleaut 32,rpcrt4=n" wine ./JDE_4.0.exe

• After finishing with installation I was capable to utilize native Linux blackdown JDK in order to execute run main JDE program.
• In case of do compilation you have to execute rapc complier.
• In case of initialize complier you have to use following command

java -jar $RIM/MDS/classpath/rapc.jar

I am hoping that it will help you out to meet your requirement.

[Delaware]

I think it’s not a big deal to run cod compiler. Well I am ruining jmIrc on my blackberry. You have to use the following.You have to compile midp-2.0 midlet using J2ME SDK .

• Now you have to install J2ME using $WTK_HOME set up . you have to use $RIM in order to locate JDE/MDS/classpath and $APPNAME for the name of app.
• Now use the following one.

$WTK_HOME/apps/$APPNAME

• Now execute the following one.

PATH=$WTK_HOME/bin:$PATH \
java -jar $RIM/rapc.jar import=$RIM/net_rim_api.jar \
codename=$APPNAME -midlet jad=bin/$APPNAME.jad bin/$APPNAME.jar

• Now you will see .cod file in to to current directory and . bin/$APPNAME.jad will contain all the information regarding Blackberry.