Running my J2ME applications in Linux

Hello!
Can anyone tell me how the step-by-step procedure on running my j2me apps in Linux platform?

hi,
I don't think I understand the question. Least you can do is to install J2ME Wireless Toolkit and you're set. If you need to do some more sophisticated development, you should check some mobile IDEs (integrated development environments).
Peter

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