Java Forte CE and J2ME Wireless Toolkit configuration

I installed Sun Java Forte V3.0 Community Edition and the J2ME Wireless Toolkit 1.0.3.
I not able to run a MIDlet for the PALM OS Emulator. Wen I execute the MIDLet suite, the output windows returns: "Error could not find a JVM"
- Does any body knows how to properly configure Java Forte to run application on the Palm OS Emulator (POSE).
- Does any body knows how to attach Sun Forte debugger for MIDLet applications ?
Thanks

hi,
First Install the forte and then install the j2mewtk.While installating j2mewtk chose integrated option.
For Palm OS emulator you have to set the POSE location.
Try out this.
Open ktolbar.
OpenProject.
select an application.(examples)
set device PalmOS_device.
Now run the application.
A window pop for u.
This may help you
good luck.
koka

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