Data exchange betwwen server / mobile phone

I have to create a little software to login (safely) with a telephone to a server and then to get some data from the server.
I never developed with Java ME before, and I would need a noobish tutorial to start.
At the moment I already installed NetBeans with the cdc emulator (or something like that :p ), i have my virtual phone, i created a little form for the login/pass with swing, now I need a manual for how to send/receive securely the login infos.
If someone could redirect me on a step-by-step beginner tutorial about what to write server side it would be great. (I already found some doc about http and https, but its not very clear ...)
Or even an explained example would be cool.
Regards,
Pierre.

Thx! This looks really like what I wanted!
I have a new question, I thought I installed everything I needed, but apparently I am missing javax.microedition.midlet.* and javax.microedition.lcdui.* ....
What do I have to install to have them?

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