>I need to find it, I did this few months ago. > >I didn't run it on a PDA, but NSLU2 is close enough ( it's a ARM200, >32MRAM network storage device - has 2 USB2 ports for HDD and ethernet, >so it's very convenient ). >Long time ago ( 2-3+ years ) I did run tomcat3.3 on Zaurus - was >reasonably fast.
Where did you get the JDK for tomcat? > >I don't know what's your use case, I need a servlet engine. >but keep in mind tomcat ( and java >in general ) has a large memory footprint. If all you need is an HTTP >server - it is better to use only the coyote connector ( with some >custom code ). Or even write your own tiny-http - you really don't >need support for large concurrency or all the fancy features. > >You may get better performances with CVM, which has much smaller >footprint - but it may not work well with current tomcat. > >Java on PDA is very tricky, make sure you have plenty of memory ( >i.e. 64M :-). > > >Costin > >On 4/13/06, Tom Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Costin, >> >> Do you have a built version of tomcat and other necessary >> requirements information to run on a PDA? What PDA was it? >> Please share the information. >> >> Thanks inadvance, >> >> >> Tom >> >> >> >> > >> >I tested it with jamvm+classpath on NSLU2, should run fine >> on zaurus as well. >> > >> >Startup time is a bit slow, and memory use is a bit high - >> but it >> >works reasonably >> >well. >> > >> >I would suggest the sandbox version for this :-). >> > >> >The main problem on PDAs is the flash access speed, which is >> much >> >smaller than HDD, >> >so size of the jar and number of classes loaded matters a >> lot. >> > >> >Costin >> > >> > >> >On 4/13/06, Tom Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Greetings, >> >> >> >> Do we have a binary version of Tomcat build for PDA (ipaq >> or >> >> sharp zaurus) arm processor? 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