Java ME SDK 3.0 Math Class

Using Eclipse and Java ME SDK 3.0
When the Application Descriptor configuration is set to use DefaultCldcPhone1 or other emulators in the Java ME SDK 3.0 many of the Math class methods such as Math.sqrt(double arg0) are not available. However if I change the configuration to use a Nokia emulator all the Math class methods become available.
This issue has just shown up since moving from WTK25 to Java ME SDK 3.0
Note:
Under Eclipse/Preferences/Java ME/Device Management the Configuration of all the emulators from the Java ME SDK 3.0 is listed as CLDC-1.0 whereas the other emulators from Nokia and from the Sun Java Wireless Toolkit 2.5 are listed as CLDC-1.1.

It is related to the configuration of the emulator (CLDC 1.0 or CLDC 1.1)...
If the configuration is CLDC 1.0 all the floating point data types (float, double, Float, Double) will not be available...
If you change the configuration to CLDC1.1 , then all the previous types will be available.
PS: I don't know how to do this in EclipseME

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