There are, AFAIK, no JDK's for PocketPC (being a PocketPC developer myself, I'm "fairly" sure about this). There are however a number of JRE's, which is probably all you need. Take a look at this page:
http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/~fittond/ppcjava.html Actually, one JDK actually is mentioned, but it appears to really just be a Linux port and would require you do install Linux on your PPC. I'm not as familiar with the Zaurus, but I'd suspect you would have an easier time there finding something since its Linux-based to begin with. However, if it isn't mentioned on the above referenced page, I'm afraid I can't help. Note that many of those listed are trimmed-down JRE's, and they may be missing things that Tomcat needs. They all also appear to be fairly old things and maybe aren't available and/or supported any more. The only one I've personally had any experience with is JEODE, but that was some time ago. I haven't tried Java on a PDA in probably 3 years or so. -- Frank W. 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