Documents about mobiles compatibility with J2ME

Hello!
I have to develop a J2ME application and before, I'd like to write a document about all compatibility aspects I must consider in order to make this application compatible with all (or at least the most of) the existing mobiles handsets (simple cell phones, smartphones, blackberries and so on...).
I'd like to write a document containing, for instance, for each brand of mobile, the available APIs, JSRs, fonctionnalities, etc.
Can someone, please, lead me to where to find such a document?
regards

If memory serves,
1) JSRs 37 and 118 MIDP correspond to HTTPConnection functionality
2) JSRs 37 and 118 MIDP correspond to RecordStore functionality
3) JSRs 118 MIDP 2 and 177 SATSA correspond to VeriSign Certificate Trust detection
4) JSRs 120 and 205 WMA correspond to sending/receiving SMS functionality
HTH
PS. Links to specifications of above JSRs (actually, links to all JSRs at all) are available at JCP, URL: [http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/all|http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/all]

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