Transporting jar file by Midlet..send via bluetooth/infrared/??? to another

Lovely HelloO!
How can i transfer my programm via itself?
my idea is about a menu item that is
                         | |
[send to...] ===>     | bluetooth |
| infrared |
| ??? |
                         | not matter |
by this option, user has this ability that offers my application to anpother!
I saw it on a Midlet but i lose it :(
Do you have any idea about it?
I think that i must copy a (.jar) file via installation and copy it to other handset,am i right?

please can any one replay me :(

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