Looking for a Java emulator (Like mPowerplayer)

[Dark Aspect]

Is there a way to emulate cell phone java games on Ubuntu? I have tired mPowerplayer on wine but it requires a Java installation on wine and I didn't see a point since I have Java installed on native ubuntu. Does anyone know of a native linux equivalent? Or is it possible to load cell phone games directly off a java runtime?

[penguin-of-doom]

Is there not a version of java for Linux?
Here: http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp
can you download Java for Linux... I think it could work with it!

[Dark Aspect]

Is there a way to emulate cell phone java games on Ubuntu? I have tired mPowerplayer on wine but it requires a Java installation on wine and I didn't see a point since I have Java installed on native ubuntu. Does anyone know of a native linux equivalent? Or is it possible to load cell phone games directly off a java runtime?

Is there not a version of java for Linux?
Here: http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp
can you download Java for Linux... I think it could work with it!

Ok.....I take it you didn't read my post at all, congratulations....

I have Java installed, merely loading cell phone apps via a Java runtime gives errors and in most cases don't even load. I was looking for a native linux J2ME emulator that is dependent on java.

[Perow]

I am looking for the same thing. Have you had any luck so far?

[thehand]

Look here, 5th paragraph:
http://linux.com/archive/feature/122050

You guys, you can't just look in one place! The key to finding what you want to know is to go crazy searching multiple places in-depth.

[pravi_pravi]

try microemulater....its kinda mess. but you may turn out lucky. Opera mini is working fine on it. dont know abot other ones

[alexstrand7]

Check the repositories, it is a app for running jar files there at the software center.

Ubuntu Version 10.04.4