DATE and TIME installation of MIDlet

Can we know DATE and TIME installation of a MIDlet on a device?
I mean, I want to know when a MIDlet was installed on a device. Can we do
it by coding?
Any explanations would be appreciated.
Thanks.

No...
At least, not the easy way. What you could do is put a timestap into the application jar file, that indicates when the midlet was downloaded. You have to make a servlet or script that updates the application jar file with a new timestap every time a user want's to download it.

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