Can we develop Conduit for Palm in J2ME

Hello There,
I want to write conduit for palm.Is it possible using J2ME.
Pls let me know
Thanks in advance..
Sudheer

No, but you can write a conduit in plain Java (1.2+ I think) using the Java CDK from Palm (for free).
Bill
Hello There,
I want to write conduit for palm.Is it possible using
J2ME.
Pls let me know
Thanks in advance..
Sudheer

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Group: admin
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sample: "sudo chown -R <shortusername>:admin /Applications/Palm"
actual: "sudo chown -R michaellafferty:admin /Applications/Palm"
…where michaellafferty is the <shortusername> in my case. Be sure to pay attention to the spaces in each string, and the direction of the / or \ [forward and back slash] characters.
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• sudo chown -R <shortusername>:admin /Library/Application\ Support/Palm\ Desktop/
• sudo chmod -R 775 /Library/Application\ Support/Palm\ Desktop/
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I just got laid off, and part of the compensation was a Palm Pilot.
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So what if I want to use tables, do I convert into c programming? =)
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