General notes on compiling and running programs for Palm Pilot using SuperWaba.  To compile program, using Linux Mandrake 8.0 and Java version 1.3 use below commands.  Assumption here are that $WABACLASSES contains path to the SuperWaba classes, $WABACOMMAND contains path to Warp and Exegen.  It may be easier to add these to your .bashrc user file.

Edit your java file

javac -bootclasspath $WABACLASSES Test.java    // this will create Test.class

java -cp $WABACOMMAND Warp c Test   // this will create  .pdb file

java -cp $WABACOMMAND Exegen Test Test Test   // this will create .prc file

jar uvf YourFile.jar Test.prc     // this will append your prc file to YourFile.jar

jar uvf YourFile.jar Test.pdb    // this will append your pdb file to YourFile.jar

appletviewer  YourFile.html     // this will test your application before actually downloading to the Palm Pilot


Make sure YourFile.html contains the following lines:

<applet codebase="./" code="waba/applet/Applet.class" archive="YourFile.jar" width=320 height=320>
<param name=appClass value="Test">

The important things from above is that the archive is your .jar file and value for appClass is your .prc/.pdb file.
You can then test your application and when everything looks good, then you can download it to your Palm Pilot.



need more explanation here  ...
To create a pdb data file I have to use my Windows 98 Java 1.2 version using the import file example in the SuperWaba FAQ.  Also using this command from Windows 98.

javac -classpath %CLASSPATH% ImportFile.java