Does J2ME support GPRS?

Hi,
I am fairly new to J2ME and I would appreciate if you could help me with my questions.
I am designing a wireless application. This wireless application is going to run in the background. The application is going to read data from the GPS (built in mobile device) and based on the business logic, it is going to send the phone number to a centralized server. I don�t want the user to do anything therefore I am designing this application to run in the background like a daemon. I want this applicatio to handle everything rather than the user. Here are my questions:
1. Do you see any problems with this design?
2. What is the best way to send this data back to centralized server?
3. Do I have to have a mobile device with GPRS to access to this centralized server? If so does J2ME support GPSR? If not, what should I be using?
Thanks in advance,
Mustafa

Hi;
Trying to help you...
1. Do you see any problems with this design? Yeah.... Background J2ME applications is not possible yet until MIDP2 specifications. MIDP3 probabily will have.
2. What is the best way to send this data back to
centralized server?You can make a phone web-client sending a request to a servlet.
3. Do I have to have a mobile device with GPRS to
access to this centralized server? If so does J2ME
support GPSR? If not, what should I be using?Yeah, you can send it over GPRS. J2ME does support this... actually, GPRS is a data switch protocol... witch turns possible to send data... its transparent for J2ME.
Try to make a simple web servlet receiving the data in parameters header. You can use a free Application Server like Tomcat (Catalina). So, use your midlet for access filling the header with the parameters and send it over your web access.
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