Port a J2ME app to IPAQ

I have a J2ME application running on Palm, but right now i need to get it running on IPAQ H3000, ipaq is using winCE as its os, as far as i know there are two approaches to run java app on ipaq. first is Jeode but this jvm is for personJAVA second is get savaje this will replace winCE compeletely. is there any other way arround.
is IBM's jvm for midp a possible choice??
any advice is appreciated!!

Hello,
I try to follow the instructions to create and run a MIDP MIDlet at the address : http://www.embedded.oti.com/support/tb/?tb=16. But at the time of making "run" in the SmartLinker, nothing takes place and so I do not obtain the file jxe.
Have you already tried?
Can you help me?
Thank you very much.

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