Em Terça-feira 02 Março 2010, às 13:45:43, Jose Manrique Lopez de la Fuente escreveu: > I know that openjdk already works in maemo[1], but my question is > about how good will be java support from MeeGo. I prefer supported > packages than tricky third repositories or binaries installation, > specially for "production environments" and end users. > > For example, a project based in a java service and a android app, I > think it would be easier porting it to openjdk that C++ because > android app layer is very thin and the core (java) has been already > tested in a linux PC.
The Android app layer is anything but thin.
Remember that their entire API offering is in Java, built on top of non-
standard Linux libraries.
Getting an Android app environment is not trivial. Especially if you want to
use standard Linux libraries and middleware, you'll have a lot of porting work
to do.
The alternative is to drop the Android API from your Java app. I don't know
what's left of your app then.
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