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DevotionalCreator, a tool to create mobile devotional for mobile phones is inspired by the GoBibleCreator by Jolon Faichney.

You can now, create your own mobile daily devotional using the DevotionalCreator java application.

Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to creating your own mobile daily devotional.

  1. Download DevotionalCreator-1.0.1.zip and unzip it.
  2. Prepare your own devotional content in an xml file. A sample file (content.xml) is included in the DevotionalCreator-1.0.1.zip file.
  3. Validate your content.xml file at http://www.validome.org/rss-atom/validate
  4. Compile the content.xml file into a mobile devotional by using the following command line

java -jar DevotionalCreator.jar content.xml "Devotional Title" mydevotion

  1. You can substitute “Devotional Title” with your own title.
  2. You can also substitute mydevotion with your own filename. The .jar file extension will be automatically added at the end of mydevotion.
  3. Load the newly created mydevotion.jar onto your mobile phone for testing.

The DevotionalCreator is beta software, so please report any bugs, errors and success by posting a comment here or by email to victorgoh[at]fourteenfloor.com.

Note:

A simpler way to create your own mobile devotional booklets, is to sign up for a free account at MobileBooklet.com. MobileBooklet.com provides a simple web browser interface for creating mobile booklets.

2 Responses to “Create Your Own Mobile Devotional”

  1. ron

    Hi, it’s great u show the way ho to make a jar file. Do you have any totorial on these item like how to compile this stuff. thanks

  2. Samuel

    ron, to compile the jar file, just follow the readme.txt. At part 4, you execute the command using command prompt. Click on windows, run, and type cmd. After that, use the cd(change directory) command to navigate to the folder of the software. Afterthat, just type out that long command.

    You might need Java Development Kit which can be found here. http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp (Select JDK 6 Update 7). There’s a list of CMD commands here http://www.ss64.com/nt/. You will most probably need cd and dir only.

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