Import J2ME source into Java ME SDK 3.0

Hi,
Im new to Java ME.
The internet has lots of J2ME examples for games(but none for Java ME SDK 3.0), and im trying to import these into Java ME SDK 3.0 . I click on new project and select 'Import Wireless Toolkit Project', but it doesn't detect a project. Ive tried this with several popular J2ME samples.
Anyone know how to do this right, so I can import J2ME projects into Java ME SDK 3.0 completely, with classes, packages and resources intact?
I tried making a new project, and then copying the files into the relevant directories too. All the classes show up in the SDK, but on running the program no app is displayed in the emulator.

Don't double post. I've removed the thread you started in the Java Programming forum with the identically same question.
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