Hi,
This is not so difficult as you may think.
I do assume that you have tested midlet what works well in your emulator, right? The next thing to do is to create wml-file (e.g. my_midlet.wml) to put on web-server:
The third thing is to open "my_midlet.jad"-file and update the "MIDlet-Jar-URL"-property:
MIDlet-1: Midlet,,my_midlet
MIDlet-Jar-Size: 40366
MIDlet-Jar-URL:
http://www.myserver.com/my_midlet.jar MIDlet-Name: Midlet
MIDlet-Vendor: Cool Midlet Corporation Ltd. / Your Name
MIDlet-Version: 1.0
MicroEdition-Configuration: CLDC-1.0
MicroEdition-Profile: MIDP-1.0
Next put all these three files (wml, jad, jar) on web-server and try to download it by phone's web-browser; - just type the address and open the "Download Midlet"-link there. Everything after that happens automatically and typically application will be installed on phone's desk or to "Application"-menu.
It's important to notice that "mime-type"-settings for "jad" and "jar" files are configured correctly on web-server. Needed mime-types are:
".jad" text/vnd.sun.j2me.app-descriptor
".jar" application/java-archive
Above settings can be tested by
Rex Swain's Great HTTP Viewer Hope this helps and I didn't forgot anything...
br,
Jorma
How about if i would like to create an excutable file for my application? can you help me how i would be able to do that? i.e. i like to store it in a cd together with the emulator so that i could run it in a desktop and use it for demo purposes?tnx again in advance 
