GUI toolkit for Java ME/ CDC devices

I have written in my blog about:
GUI toolkit for Java ME/ CDC devices: http://ovenordstrom.blogspot.com/2006/08/gui-toolkit-for-java-me-cdc-devices.html
and
ERCP - Embedded Rich Client Platform, soon with the first release of eRCP:
http://ovenordstrom.blogspot.com/2006/08/ercp-embedded-rich-client-platform.html
That perhaps is interesting for Java ME/PP developers
Regards,
Ove

Hi there!
I guess you should take a look at GTK+/Gnome development today.
Cheers,
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