MicroEmulator

J2ME Device Emulator is based on JDK 1.1 so allows demonstrate 
MIDlet (MIDP/CLDC) based applications in browser applet.

There are two methods of running apps in emulator:

1. As an application:
a) java com.barteo.emulator.app.Main (MIDlet application main class)
or, java com.barteo.emulator.app.Main (MIDlet jad file)

 - me-app.jar must be in CLASSPATH

b) java -jar me-app.jar (MIDlet application main class)
or, java -jar me-app.jar (MIDlet jad file)

 - (MIDlet application main class) parameter is optional, if used MIDlet
   application jar file must be in CLASSPATH,
 - (MIDlet jad file) must have .jad extension,
 - for Nokia UI support include nokiaui.jar to the CLASSPATH,
 - for Siemens API support include siemensapi.jar to the CLASSPATH.


2. In applet:
Including html code:
<applet code="com.barteo.emulator.applet.Main" 
		width=170 height=445 archive="me-applet.jar,(MIDlet application jar)">
	<param name="midlet" value="(MIDlet application main class)">
</applet>

 - for Nokia UI support include nokiaui.jar to the archive attribute,
 - for Siemens API support include siemensapi.jar to the archive attribute.

There is additional parameter in applet definition tag if you want start applet 
with another device than default:
  <param name="device" value="(device main class)">
    eg. minimum phone included in distribution has 
        net.barteo.me.appletdevice.minimum.MinimumDevice

and remember to include new device jar into applet archive tag
    eg. minimum phone included in distribution has
        minimum.jar

Example for SimpleDemo MIDlet, Nokia UI support and Minimum device:
<applet code="com.barteo.emulator.applet.Main" 
		width=170 height=445 archive="me-applet.jar,nokiaui.jar,minimum.jar,simpledemo.jar">
	<param name="midlet" value="com.barteo.midp.examples.simpledemo.SimpleDemo">
	<param name="device" value="net.barteo.me.appletdevice.minimum.MinimumDevice">
</applet>