Tips for porting J2SE app to J2ME?

Hi all,
I need to port a J2SE app to a java env even more restrictive than J2ME.
The app relies on several java and javax packages that are not in the
target environment.
Are there any shortcuts quicker than re-implementing the missing classes
and changing the app to reference the re-implementations?
Is is possible/practical/legal to extract java and javax .class files from a
J2SE jar file (like rt.jar) and use them in a non-J2SE environment?
I'm guessing that a VM would block that as a security problem.
Thanks,
-troy

Hi all,
I need to port a J2SE app to a java env even more
restrictive than J2ME.
The app relies on several java and javax packages
that are not in the
target environment.
Are there any shortcuts quicker than re-implementing
the missing classes
and changing the app to reference the
re-implementations?
Is is possible/practical/legal to extract java and
javax .class files from a
J2SE jar file (like rt.jar) and use them in a
non-J2SE environment? you may have some depedencies problems
I'm guessing that a VM would block that as a security
problem.
Thanks,
-troybut way is to rewrite everything ! good luck
fred

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