There are two files needed to install your J2ME application on the phone.

Installing the application on the phone.

To debug instead of run, complete the same setup under 'debug.'

Click on Run to start the Midlet in the emulator.

Under the emulation, platform definition tab, choose 'Motorola SDK for J2ME MOJM3'.

Under 'Executable: Midlet' enter the name of your Midlet. The project name should be auto-populated with your current project.

Under Configurations, double click on the header Wireless Tookit Emulator to create a new configuration.

It is recommended that you try to run applications in the emulator before trying to run them on the phone. This section will cover debugging and the use of the M3 simulator in conjunction with Eclipse.

Debugging J2ME applications in the simulator.

You can debug and install using the installation instructions below.

You can use the following source for the midlet: Helloworld.java.

Create a new Midlet in the project named 'HelloWorld' A midlet is a J2ME application and represents the main UI class for a project.

Here's a basic runthrough on how to create a simple J2ME application, basically a J2ME hello world. Install EclipseME with these instructions: Ĭonfigure EclipseME with these instructions: Next, you need to set up the J2ME plugin that will tie the Motorola SDK into the Eclipse environment. Install this SDK to your windows system in the default directory (makes later steps much easier!) You will need to create an account on the Motocoder website: jsessionid=1efdf%3A43cd0cee%3A990f451891647ff?filename=center_registration.jsp Next, you'll need to set up the Motorola SDK.

The latest version of Eclipse can be downloaded here:

If you're not familiar with Eclipse, you can get more information here: We recommend using Eclipse for your Java editing. There are some notes at the end if you are on another platform, but we strongly recommend using a Windows environment so that you can make full use of the simulator and debug output.

This guide will take you through setting up a build environment for J2ME in Windows and in writing a few sample applications for the A780 phone. J2ME Guide Guide to getting started in J2ME for the Motorola A780 phone

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