Java ME support on Linux on OMAP evaluation board

Hi,
I have a proprietary Linux OS ported OMAP board.I want to write and run Java ME applications on it.
Can anyone tell me how do i start?
How to know if it supports java or not...if not, is there any way i can do...?

Get an open source JVM. JamVM is a good choice. Compile it. Install it on your board. Run java apps. Alternately, one of the blackdown ports of the SUN JVM might run.
Dan

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