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I realized that when I installed the Nokia SDK, it had already integrated itself with the WTK. I just needed to select the Nokia device before compiling.<br />
However you did answer my question so the points are yours.<br />
Thanks again :)<br />
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Cheers<br />
<br />
-OBCT
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I realized that when I installed the Nokia SDK, it had already integrated itself with the WTK. I just needed to select the Nokia device before compiling.
However you did answer my question so the points are yours.
Thanks again :)

Cheers

-OBCT

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After having installed a Nokia Mobile SDK, I found a set of classes or packages that can be used with J2ME.<br />
I'm using the J2ME Wireless ToolKit 2.1 and I was wondering how I can add this zip file (containing the classes) into the WTK so when I compile an application, no errors or exceptions will come up.<br />
<br />
If anyone knows how this is done, please let me know.<br />
<br />
Cheers<br />
<br />
-OBCT
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After having installed a Nokia Mobile SDK, I found a set of classes or packages that can be used with J2ME.
I'm using the J2ME Wireless ToolKit 2.1 and I was wondering how I can add this zip file (containing the classes) into the WTK so when I compile an application, no errors or exceptions will come up.

If anyone knows how this is done, please let me know.

Cheers

-OBCT

Adding Nokia Classes to WTK

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