MIDP with Swing component

Hi!
I would like to know if it's possible to use swing components in the MIDP application. I have tried to do it with help of JBuilder5 but the application has crashed as soon as I ran it.
If MIDP doesn't support Swing, is there something else that can be used instead? Are there any plans to support Swing in the future?
I know the MIDP has very limited GUI components, but is it possible for example to use slider or scroll in a MIDP application.
Thanks,
/Einat

[EinatR],
Hi!
I would like to know if it's possible to use swing
components in the MIDP application. I have tried to do
it with help of JBuilder5 but the application has
crashed as soon as I ran it.MIDP does not support Swing. It provides 2 types of APIs - low level GUI APIs and High level GUI APIs. The High level GUI APIs will offer a consistent look and feel for GUI components across all MIDP compliant runtime environment.
If MIDP doesn't support Swing, is there something else
that can be used instead? Are there any plans to
support Swing in the future?Not that I know of, the Swing components are meant for systems and machines of the desktop and workstation hardware resource capabilities.
I know the MIDP has very limited GUI components, but
is it possible for example to use slider or scroll in
a MIDP application.Not that I know of, the limited screen size of MIDP devices are not suitable for Swing components such as sliders and scrolls that may take up more system resources which these small devices don't have.
Thanks,
/EinatHTH.
Allen Lai
Developer Technical Support
SUN Microsystems
http://www.sun.com/developers/support/

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