Anybody porting midp2.0 on windows mobile?

I want to develop a mobile program use j2me, and use the java's Write Once, Run Anywhere.
so i want to port cldc1.1 and midp2.0 on windows mobile first.
i compile cldc1.1 on windows xp, anybody had the porting on windows moible the cldc1.0 with kni support ? i hope you can help me.thanks

if i need to use my kvm, porting from sun j2me RA1.1.
and the phone not support j2me,so i want to use my kvm and the midp2.0 jar to run my program.
how to ?

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