is it possible to play mobile games(. Jar) in the computer. if it is possible, please tell me the step to run the games.
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July 27th, 2009 at 5:49 pm
Configuring your PC to run NetWare Java programs.
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NetWare 5.0
NetWare 5.0 comes with Java Runtime V1.1 installed and configured in SYS:PUBLIC. This makes things easier. To use the Java application, you first have to place the JNDI.JAR and NJCL.JAR files are in your CLASSPATH environment variable. e.g. If your Z: is mapped root to SYS:PUBLIC, then you would add Z:JRE1.1LIBJNDI.JAR & Z:JRE1.1LIBNJCL.JAR to the CLASSPATH environment variable.
Next, you have to add the .JAR files for the application to the CLASSPATH.
Then, to run the application, just type:
z:jre1.1binjre application_name
NetWare 5.1
NetWare 5.1 is different, as it has no Java Runtime software pre-configured in SYS:PUBLIC.
First off, you need to download and install the JRE from Sun. The current version, 1.3, is available from http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/jre/
Now, you have to install the Novell class libraries into this. By default, everything you should need is in SYS:JAVA. In the directory SYS:JAVANJCLV2BIN, you should see a .DLL file. Copy this to the bin directory of the JRE. On my machine this is C:PROGRAM FILESJAVASOFTJRE1.3.0_01BIN.
Next, copy the two files jndi.jar & njclv2.jar from SYS:JAVA to the LIBEXT diretory of the Java Runtine Environment (on my machine, this is C:PROGRAM FILESJAVASOFTJRELIBEXT )
Add the .jar files of the Java application to your classpath (see below), and there you have it. Just use “java application_name” to run the application.
Setting the CLASSPATH
If you are just testing an application, you can use the following SET command from a command line prompt to modify the CLASSPATH variable.
set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;C:JAVANJFSS.JAR
This adds the NJFSS.JAR file to the CLASSPATH, for the current command line window ONLY. If you exit this command prompt, or open another command prompt, your CLASSPATH will not be modified.
To make this permanent, right-click My Computer, select properties, and then select the “Environment” tab. From the list of variables, select the CLASSPATH variable, and in the window at the bottom, append the semi-colon and path to the .JAR file click set, and that’s it ! NOTE: This will not affect any currently open command prompt windows.
July 27th, 2009 at 5:49 pm
As far as I know, there are no ways…
July 27th, 2009 at 5:49 pm
I dont think there is a way to do that. Mobile phone usually execute from a *.jar format (Java Format). Our PC executes apps in *.exe format. If there is a converter from jar to exe then i think u can able to play which i hardly believe it dont have. Other then that you need to find out if that game is available in PC version. Some Sega & Nitendo games are available.