Splash screen for multiple MIDlets

Hello to all,
I am vishnu.
I have a project containing multiple midlets.
In that,I have a MIDlet class for splash screen. It is working well seperately.
When i run my project in the emulator, it display currently available MIDlet classes. when i select the splash screen MIDlet , it displays the screen.But i want to display the splash sceen when i open the project in the emulator.
Do i have to change any settings to make a class file as splash screen.
thank you in advance,
vishnu

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