Typically, when players want to play Minecraft on their mobile devices, they have to do so through a version of the game that runs on the Bedrock Edition codebase.

According to XDA member and developer mohammadN, JBED will let you run any Java/J2ME/MDIP games or applications natively with Jbed Android Java Emulator.

Android's existential crisis: Why Java needs to die on mobile devices Web-based standards and native code are the future of application development on mobile devices.

How to Run JAR on an Android. Java archive files (JARs) let you import pre-coded libraries into your Android applications. JARs save time, because you can use the Java functions without writing ...

What Is an Emulator? IBM conceived the concept of computer emulation as a way to run programs designed for older devices on newer models. The method IBM used relied on a combination of software ...