Dobt in using Emulator with Eclipse

Hi all,
I am using Eclipsewith ME + Suns WTK(2.2 , 2.5 and2.5.1 versions ) for devoleping Midlet Application.I have to teest my Midlet suite for
a) MIDPI version 1.0 and CLDC 1.0 handsets
b) MIDPI version 1.0 and CLDC 1.1 handsets
But there are no Handsets with the above configuration available in these wtk versions.
But I can change the cldc version in the Preference page of Eclipse
(Eclipse>Windows>Preference>j2me>preverification>��..). &
(Eclipse>Project Propertise>preverification...............................)
Which among these Is the correct way?
====================================
Also i got a url ---- http://developers.sun.com/mobility/device/device
Here there are number of hand sets supports different CLDC and MIDP versions
But how can i use this devise�s Emulators with Eclipse ME?
Please give me a reply ,if anyone knows...........?
==================
Many Many Thanks
shejiss

Hi all,
I am using Eclipsewith ME + Suns WTK(2.2 , 2.5 and2.5.1 versions ) for devoleping Midlet Application.I have to teest my Midlet suite for
a) MIDPI version 1.0 and CLDC 1.0 handsets
b) MIDPI version 1.0 and CLDC 1.1 handsets
But there are no Handsets with the above configuration available in these wtk versions.
But I can change the cldc version in the Preference page of Eclipse
(Eclipse>Windows>Preference>j2me>preverification>��..). &
(Eclipse>Project Propertise>preverification...............................)
Which among these Is the correct way?
====================================
Also i got a url ---- http://developers.sun.com/mobility/device/device
Here there are number of hand sets supports different CLDC and MIDP versions
But how can i use this devise�s Emulators with Eclipse ME?
Please give me a reply ,if anyone knows...........?
==================
Many Many Thanks
shejiss

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