How to deocde a Base64 String in Sun Java ME SDK 3.0(Urgent)

Hi there, I want to decode a base64 encoded String in Sun Java ME SDK 3.0 , but cant find any solution to this, after doing search related to this I found that it's very easy to decode a Base64 string in Sun Wireless Toolkit 2.5 using following code:
import com.sun.midp.io.Base64;
byte[] data = Base64.decode(EncodedString);
But I found that it's not possible in Java ME SDK as com.sun.midp.io.Base64 is not available there, anyone please give me some alternative of above code so that I can decode a Base64 String in Java ME SDK.
Eagerly waiting for the possible solution.

Can you please let us know as how you solved the problem? Since we are developing a blackberry app, we found base64 class for blackberry development. We have plans of doing the same in android, not sure whether they have this. As long as we have generic base64 class that can be used in any client device, that would be great. I did a lot of research and could not fine. Please give us the solution.

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