Searching Example in java MIDlet App

Hello All, i am working on an assignment and one of the part of this assignment is to perform a search,
The user should be able to list all the details of all ITEMS that have been added to the order.
In addition to listing all the ITEMS , the user should also be able to search for ITEMS by name. At its simplest this could mean entering a name and displaying the first order that matches, though ideally the user should be able to enter the first few letters of the name and display all matching ITEMS or even list all the ITEMS where the search string matches any part of the name.
Can anyone please give me some peace of code to perform this seaching, i'll be so greatful...
Thanks.

Can anyone please give me some peace of codeNo. This is a forum, not a free code factory.
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