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JavaME Linux Application Development

I am tasked with developing a mobile application with Java technology. So I went to the oracle site to download the toolkit, and then found out that the Java ME SDK 3.0 is only available for windows and Mac.

Now my question is: does this mean that Linux users cannot develop Java Me applications, since the development kit is only available for Windows and Mac users?

If a Linux user wants to develop a Java ME application, how would he do it?

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The last Java ME SDK that I successfully used on Linux was the Sun Java Wireless Toolkit 2.5.2. Found here . I'm not sure what holds 3.0, but if 2.5.2 did not end, I would try the Android SDK (note to the Android SDK: it would not be a Java ME application, but it would be a mobile application using java technology).

Hope this helps.

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As Bianz said, 2.5.2 is fine. You can download the Eclipse mobile package, which has it all. Also check out LWUIT, a fantastic toolkit for J2ME (also supported and provided by Oracle / Sun).

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Find the eclipse pulsar (for mobile device development) and import the LWUIT library. See the manual: http://jimmod.com/blog/2010/04/basic-lwuit-tutorial-with-eclipse-pulsar/

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