Does emulator of wireless toolkit WTK2.5.1 support RTSP protocol

Hi everybody,
I am working on developing streaming player in J2ME. I want to use RTSP protocol in it but the emulator is
displaying the following output for the supported protocols.
OUTPUT:
http
file
device
capture
when i am using the following code------->>>>>>.
CODE:
Display display;
Form formProtocol;
public void startApp()
display=Display.getDisplay(this);
display.setCurrent(formProtocol);
String strProtocols[] =Manager.getSupportedProtocols(null);
for(int i=0; i<strProtocols.length; i++)
System.out.println(strProtocols);
plz help me that {color:#ff0000}*whether emulator supports RTSP protocol or not If YES than how ?.*{color}
OR {color:#ff0000}*Is there any other emulator that supports the RTSP protocol ?.*{color}

that output does, in fact, mean rtsp is not a supported protocol in the WTK emulator. I don't know of any emulators that do support it, but enough phones support it. Shouldn't be too hard to try it out on device

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