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Any suggestions? A good systematic approach would be best. Is there a book that meets that requirement?
Thanks much,
Thomas

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Read my J2ME book review published on JavaWorld.
hope that helps

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Thanks.
I enjoyed your review. It would seem that Java 2 Micro Edition is the best despite the excessive coverage of KJava. Would that be right?
Thanks again,
Thomas

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I highly recommend Core j2me book for beginners it has dozens of examples presented in an easy to understand manner.

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Originally posted by Thomas Hubschman:
It would seem that Java 2 Micro Edition is the best despite the excessive coverage of KJava. Would that be right?

Yes, however, the question is: Do you really need KJava? MIDP and the PDA profile have made KJava obselete ...

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