Run J2ME .jar files in your browser.
You can use "http-server" if you have Node.js installed and run this command in the repository folder:
npx http-serverBy default, there is a game called "game.jar", which is "Real Football 2012" added for experimental purposes. Replace this game with another of your choice, also called "game.jar". Remember that you can modify the "index.html" file according to your preferences. This emulator is compatible and looks for a game.jad file by default; if you wish to add one, you can.
The project was created using CheerpJ, a browser-based virtual machine that can run .jar files and their dependencies. The J2ME-Plus file along with its "SDL" version.
#Notes:
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The emulator is not compatible with Python in offline mode.
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If you wish to compile the emulator, you can go to the external repository (if you have recursively downloaded the repository) and run the command "ant" in your command prompt if you have Apache Ant and the JDK installed.