Hello,
We are planning to conduct a survey based on ODK. The budget is limited, so
it is not possible to invest on Android devices.
Is it a good idea to use ODK Aggregate and Build and replace the ODK Collect
part with another J2ME client?
If yes, which J2ME project (preferably open source) do you recommend?
Thanks in advance!
use the j2me javarosa client.
https://bitbucket.org/javarosa/javarosa/
By the way Hasan,
What is your budget in terms of how much you intend to buy each phone?
Hello,
We are planning to conduct a survey based on ODK. The budget is limited, so
it is not possible to invest on Android devices.Is it a good idea to use ODK Aggregate and Build and replace the ODK
Collect part with another J2ME client?
If yes, which J2ME project (preferably open source) do you recommend?Thanks in advance!
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Nokia 2700c goes well with our plan.
And budget is not the only pain point. Android devices doesn't support Indic
languages out of the box, only a few vendors like Samsung and Sony Ericsson
provide that with their Indian ROM, again you have to root your phone and
install fonts. It is best to avoid such vendor fragmentation.