J2ME and Wireless Internet

Hello There...
I just want to ask which protocol is used by J2ME to use Internet Connection?
Urgent Reply is required...
Thanx in advance

thanx for the reply. but as far as i know, HTTP protocol cannot be used on wireless networks because of their low band-width. Only standards exist for using Internet on mobile phones and they are i-mode and WAP.
Then how can we use HTTP on mobile phones?

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