Description:
SuperWaba is a Java Virtual Machine that can be run in Palm OS, Pocket PC, Windows CE and AppletViewer.
You can write the programs in your favorite Java IDE and debug it in AppletViewer. When done, just upload it to your handheld device.
SuperWaba is an open source project, developed by many people around the world.
See it at http://www.superwaba.org.
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Update Description:
v5.84 (Nov 23, 2007):
- Updated Symbian S60v3 license to expire only at 2017.
- Few other bug fixes.
v5.83 (Sept 27, 2007) Current enhancements (Check the full log for more information):
- Fixed stack trace at device giving "empty stack" at most situations.
- Fixed superwaba's installations not working with windows mobile 5/6 devices.
- Fixed problem when generating the install files for s60v3.
- Now if you intercept the SK_LAUNCH key on Symbian, the right (exit) button won't exit.
- Fixed problem in Treo devices when a key of the device was assigned to a SW application, and the key was pressed while the device was off.
- Fixed MultiEdit not correctly handling the ENTER key
- Fixed support for Janam XP20 and XP30.
Reviews:
*** [Oct 1, 2007] by Zeke
Cant open the .exe file because I'm currently using a Mac.
***** [May 3, 2007] by ZGamer
Most used app on my E2. Doesn't take up much space, runs well, easy to use...what else could you possibly want?
**** [Jun 18, 2006] by Marko
I like Waba because it sounds really cool and delicious, and the word Super in front of it makes it even more super. Super waba? Aw yeah, super waba baba waba, baby, yeahhhhhhhh!!! Otherwise, it seems like a rip-off of Java. Copy cats.
*** [Mar 19, 2006] by x
We had the right to complain about excessive size in 2002. Some idiot started commenting and complaining about our comments in 2004... Of course, nowadays, SW is relatively small, yet doesn't support basic alarms, midi, mp3 and nor accessing pref database.
***** [Oct 16, 2005] by me
I haven't tried this program yet but I think I'll like it because I can create my own programs so I give can out free downloads (maybe :p)
** [Apr 5, 2005] by wacoman
Size takes up WAY too much space. Next time, PLEASE try to make it smaller!
*** [Sep 29, 2004] by Yv
according to the benchmarks available elsewhere, performance is indeed very decent. But the user interface doesn't seem to follow Palm standards.
***** [Jun 4, 2004] by Dan
SuperWaba is a very good fast, robust Java-like VM! Those of you that are complaining about the size need to get with the program. The VM is only between 400-700k on my device, depending on what app you want to run. 700k is nothing unless you are running a 33mhz Palm (Time for an upgrade!). And any programs written for SuperWaba are much smaller than they would normally be had they been compiled natively. The program I created is 153k when compiled for SuperWaba and 324k when compiled as a stand alone app. Stop complaining about size. The speed is very good for a VM and SuperWaba is a very robust system which runs on a multitude of devices.
*** [Dec 17, 2003] by Roger
Fair rating. Good effort for a Java implementation. Like the previous reviews, the size of the app is big & needs some major trimming (perhaps via assembly language next time?) Also slow on OS 3.0, especially with Dragon Ball processors, fair with OS 3.5 and above...
*** [Aug 17, 2003] by Robert Lee (Hong Kong)
SuperWaba is very good, but the size is phenomenally big. To have a meaningful future, the developers should find a way to make the whole thing smaller.
***** [Aug 6, 2003] by Steven Cain
Excellent program! Props for creating it.
***** [May 20, 2003] by Yannick
Hi ! SuperWaba is working fine on my Clié with Palm OS 5, same as for POCKET PC. Very good JAVA VM :-)
** [Apr 14, 2002] by a
Too big, might be performing fast, but at the cost of size (too many natives?). We know it is gonna be slow anyway on a pda, so, just try to make it small first.
* [Apr 14, 2002] by x
Huge 300k, should have builds for each specific devices instead of big fat code that detects everything... And common, all the color support code wasting memory on older devices, Same goes for sockets...
***** [Feb 20, 2002] by Jean Rissoto
It works with my old Palm Pilot OS 2.O. It works with my new Palm 505 0S 4.0. I developp my Java App. I create an extension.
* [Jan 28, 2002] by YpKong
It does not work with Sony's clie.
***** [Jan 12, 2002] by Guilheme C. Hazan
Sorry, but all my tests are made in a PalmProfessional, which uses PalmOS 2.0. Maybe you did something wrong.
** [Jun 20, 2001] by J Rodrigues
Does not work in PalmOS v2.0
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