I am kinda new to microcontrollers. Kinda newbie when it comes to it. But i know how to understand languages.
my question:
Is there anyway i can apply JAHMM (Google Code Archive - Long-term storage for Google Code Project Hosting.) to the arduino microcontrollers?
If the question wasnt clear, feel free to ask me to elaborate it more.
Java isn't going to be running on an Arduino any time soon, some I'm going to go with "no".
I've heard about a JVM for Arduino (see here: http://haiku-vm.sourceforge.net/) but I think Java could be too heavy for a microcontroller.
I suggest you to write a software for a common PC with every java library you want and then drive arduino from there. You can drive Arduino with several libraries, of course I suggest you Ardulink (http://www.ardulink.org/) since I've written it and I think is a good solution. If you need for a portable solution you can use a SoC instead of a PC. I've tested my library with a Raspberry PI and it works fine.
Another option could be to use an Intel Galileo or maybe an Arduino Yun. but I don't know these device very well.