Where to find a good book about J2ME?

I'm a beginner with this and I would like some good documentation to begin with . Where I could find?
Thanks in advance!

My personal favorite is *[MIDP style guide for the Java 2 platform, micro edition|http://books.google.com/books?id=5yttm9znJgYC&printsec=frontcover|book preview here]* by Cynthia Bloch and Annette Wagner

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Where do I Find Links to Things About iChat ?
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Thanks to Defcom on all of these. Now and then when starting out or encountering problems, it is worth checking if you have the Connection Speed you think you have (or indeed pay for). Most need you to have JAVA installed and active. Most of the common Browers will have the required Pug-inactive.
Check Your Broadband speed DSLreports. Speed check with a Javascript enabled site
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iChat 2 stuff first
iCAR Away Message maker. BEWARE CONFILCTS WITH iCHAT 3
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"iTunes Calling.." Doug Adams' Utility for showing what your iTunes is playing as a Status Message. Not needed for iChat 3
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Edit Sept. 2006 And March 2007 No revision yet.
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kichat: Where to Find Links to Things About iChat
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BroadbandMaX.co.uk As it says Another British based single server test site. Uses javasript and Flash rather Java to run test. Has speedometer style graphics.
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OK. iChat may not do all the things you may come across when trying out different IM applications.
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iCAR Away Message maker. BEWARE CONFILCTS WITH iCHAT 3
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You may have to Update and delete the Drivers you have (IOXperts or Macam) the delete com.apple.ichat.plist as well to get your camera working again.
John Kennedy's Video Page All sorts of stuff. Camera driver links, other products - basically an eclectic look.
iGlasses Enhancement for Picture control for External cameras.
iChat Streaming Icon Another moving icon Utility. Seems to be OK in iChat 3.x
iChatter More from Ecamm.com Speaks iChat Text chats.
Conference Recorder Yet more from Ecamm. Allows you to record iChat Video chats.
Not tried in iChat 2 or is iChat 3 specific
Showmacster Adds the ability to show Video clips, icons, pics as slide shows and more.
ChatFX Adds the ability to live feed of Photobooth type distortions and more. Was originally Intel Macs only but NOW Universal!! Can be power hungry as Video is effectively processed twice.
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Edit: March 2007. Web site has not been online for several months now.
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Adium X Another text based multi- service client.
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AIM for Mac The Mac Version of AIM.
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Yak For Free Like Skype and iVisit is a Cross Platform Video, Audio and IM application. They beat Skype to a Mac version.
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MyiSight.com
iChatters.com
Globalchat chatfinder.com
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iChat Club : (Thanks to Phillippe Alary)
iChatVillage
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