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Hi,
I am a novice to the Mobile Section for Java , I have downloaded Eclipse Pulsar for Java Mobile . I want to develop the some Mobile Apps for my Nokia E 72 mobiles or some others. I am a beginner , please guide me on how to start on this ..
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Hi Rohit,

I don't have any idea about "Eclipse Pulsar". I started my learning with Netbeans 6.1. In it you can create a new mobile application project. To start with you can create a hello world midlet while creating a project. Run the project , mobile simulator will get open where you will see output. Feel working of it. Then from right hand side GUI , to same hello midlet you can add different GUI components.

Build this project, in dist folder of netbeans , you will get a jar file. Transfer it to your mobile and install it, run it. that's it.
 
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