Compiling & Installing Example Jar

I have a Vodafone V710, just bought it.
I have created an sample application with NetBeans to run on my phone.
Installing the JAR over USB with the V710 tool doesnt work.
So I found out that there is a lot of discussions about the DRM.
I tried to find out how to create a DRM JAR, its pretty complicated, important is that you have i think a device key and application manifuctorer key or something.
I found a tool called DRM packer on sony-erricson site, but thats only for media files I think.
I have to use NMIT_41.zip (Nokia Mobile Internet Toolkit) i think, i did not test this yet.
I read some specs about DRM and theoretically via USB, Bluetooth,MMS,WAP its installable, but V710 only is WAP-enabled for JAR files, i think.
I can make or check for a WAP sniffer for special HTTP tags to determine what type of JAR to send...
But I would like to have:
- the A to Z of making a example JAR application
- thats compatible on all Java-compatible mobiles, so PHP code of the WAP side too
- and a list of what tools to use
- maybe a tutorial
Can some help,
I am looking for days now.

Hi ,
     As suggested by you we have installed Java5. But still the problem persists. The details configuration of the PI7.1 server is as follows:
INSTALLED PI 7.1 on operating system Aix 5.3
Component version : SAP EHP1 for SAP NetWeaver 7.1
Component       Release level     Support              Description
SAP_ABA         711       0002     SAPKA71102    Cross-Application Component
SAP_BASIS      711       0002     SAPKB71102    SAP Basis Component
PI_BASIS          711       0002     SAPK-71102I     NPIBASIS         Basis Plug-In
ST-PI    2005_1_710       0003     SAPKITLQJ3     SAP Solution Tools Plug-In
SAP_BW          711       0000          -                  SAP Business Warehouse
Pls suggest as to what needs to be done to make the JDBC Adapter work in PI7.1.............
Thanks
Regards
suk4023

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