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Hello!

I'm a J2EE developer taking my first steps into J2ME and in my research, I've read about the Wireless Connection Wizard that comes with Sun's Mobility Studio 6.

I've seen some tutorials on how to use it to generate code and from what I see so far from the tutorials, I'll only be only to generate code that will read data from a server.

Is it also possible to submit data (write operation) that will be written to the server using the code generated from Wireless Connection Wizard? Will it be able to generate, say, an input form midlet based on a bunch of JSP's I create?

I wanna be able to make my transition from J2EE to J2ME as painless as possible

Thanks!
 
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