Sun Java ME 3.0 windows installer corrupted

Hello there,
I am not sure if I am posting this issue into the right forum...if not and if someone is aware of the right contact, please provide.
I am quite new to the J2ME world and at this moment I am mainly concentrating on learning J2ME for mobile apps development. I am trying to download Java Platform Micro Edition Software Development Kit 3.0 with my valid user id from Oracle download center, but the installation file seems to be corrupted. I am trying to install it in my laptop that runs with Windows XP SP5. Is anyone aware of this issue? In that case can you please point me out to the right binary?
Here is what I am downloading from: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javame/downloads/sdk30-jsp-139759.html
Please guide...
regards,
Debdatta Bhattacharjee.

I've had a problem before with this. It didn't said it was corrupt but some other error. Anyway that problem was caused because I ran it with a 64bit JDK. However it doesn't works with a 64bit JDK, you need to install a 32bit JDK next to it. Then in the installer folder, you have a 'java' file without any extension. Open it in notepad and you'll see it contains the path to your 64bit JDK installation. Edit it to the path of your 32bit JDK, save and reinstall.
Source:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1463162/java-me-sdk-3-fails-to-start
This might be your problem.
Edited by: user8973897 on 23-feb-2011 5:05

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