emulation for PSP web portal

[canto86]

I am creating my own web portal for PSP and, so far, have about 60 flash games, 20 javascript games, 10 applications, and 50 movies. Is it possible to put emulation into a website either using flash, javascript, or any other methods that would work. If full on emulation isn't possible, would it be possible to just make the rom playable by it's self. Im not talking about playstation or N64 emulation, Just gameboy and simple stuff.

BTW
If anyone wants a copy of it, just leave a message in this thread asking for it, but keep in mind that I didnt make the games, applications, or videos, I just compiled them together and made them available offline. Any comments or ideas would be gladly accepted.

Also, I was wondering if anyone else see's any potential for homebrew in the game demo player in the latest psp update. Is there any way to use that to our advantage.

[Tinnus]

Only way you could get "usable" "online" emulation, and not in a PSP, is using Java. And I mean Java, not JavaScript.

Anyway that's not practical (I won't say "not possible") for a handheld, especially since there are emulators for the PSP already.

P.S.: you should end questions with a '?' and not a '.'

[canto86]

Whats not practical about it"." I bought a psp that was already updated so I never had the chance for homebrew, so I thought I would try to come up with a way for me and all the others that have updated PSP's to play roms on a psp.

[Tinnus]

It's not practical because you can't run programs from inside a web browser, only exception could maybe be Java but then again Java is slow by itself (because it's interperted) and there's no Java VM for PSP.

The second most possible option would be Flash but I'm not sure if ActionScript is powerful enough to write an emulator. And even if you did manage to *** write *** one, yes form scratch since I don't think there are any emulators written in Flash, it would be too slow for anything (ActionScript is interpreted, "even more interpreted" than Java + normal flash overhead).

Third option could be some powerful PHP scripting where the emulator itself is in the server and you just get keys and sends the image back. Again, I'm not sure if this is possible, and if it by any chance it is, the connection wouldn't be fast enough to support it.

[canto86]

It would be offline though, so all the files would be right there.

[Tinnus]

Worse. Offline means you can't use server-side stuff like PHP, only embedded like Flash or Java.

Basically, forget the idea.