Porting CLDC code to CDC

Hello,
i have been implementing an application using J2M2 MIDP2.0 CLDC1.1.
is it possible to run the midlet in a PDA(CDC profile) ?
Is it possible to somehow port to it to CDC profile with minor changes? or do i have to code everything from scratch suing CDC libraries?
thanks a lot
sebastien

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