The only option to use Java on Windows CE is to use J2ME and the last supported VM for it that I know of is CrE-ME.
Then, if you want to control the barcode scanner or other HW features of the device, you need to use the EMDK for Java that currently do not support MC32N0.
My suggestion at this moment would be to use something more supported on the platform: .NET Compact Framework, using the C# language.
If you want to use Java, a better option would be to investigate the Android version of the MC32N0.
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The only option to use Java on Windows CE is to use J2ME and the last supported VM for it that I know of is CrE-ME.
Then, if you want to control the barcode scanner or other HW features of the device, you need to use the EMDK for Java that currently do not support MC32N0.
My suggestion at this moment would be to use something more supported on the platform: .NET Compact Framework, using the C# language.
If you want to use Java, a better option would be to investigate the Android version of the MC32N0.
Best regards
~Pietro