MIDP2.0 Push Registry Feature in Windows Mobile

Hi All,
I have developed the application using the Push Registry feature for MIDP2.0 phones. When i install this application on Windows Mobile, its giving error that Invalid MIDlet. Then i removed the Static Registration from Jad file, and also removed the MessageListener interface from my MIDlet.
After this process only i am able to install. After installation i have tried to Register the PUSH Registry dynamically from Code, this gives an error that IOException. Is there anyother way to achieve this for Pushing my application automatically on windows mobile when an SMS arrives in Port.? Kindly anyone give me the solution if faced the same problem in Windows Mobile.
Thanks & Regards
Ramprasath.P.M

Hi All,
Kindly anyone reply to the above question.
Regards
Ramprasath.P.M

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