Supported Wireless Toolkits

At this time, the following toolkits are supported and have been tested with EclipseME. Other toolkits may work with EclipseME, but those toolkits are neither supported nor tested.

In particular, beginning with version 0.6.0, EclipseME now has support for some toolkits that meet the Unified Emulator Interface (UEI) Specification. Therefore, toolkits that are not in the following list may still work as a "Generic UEI Toolkit". See Configure the Plug-In's Wireless Toolkit Settings in the Installation Instructions for more information on how to configure a UEI toolkit.

Toolkit Notes Windows Linux
Sun Wireless Toolkits
http://wireless.java.sun.com.
 
  • Sun's 1.04 Wireless Toolkit.
  • Sun's 2.0 Wireless Toolkit.
  • Sun's 2.1 Wireless Toolkit.
  • Sun's 2.2 (Beta release) Wireless Toolkit.
  • Sun's 2.1 Wireless Toolkit.
  • Sun's 2.2 (Beta release) Wireless Toolkit.
Motorola SDK for J2ME™
http://www.motocoders.com/.
 
  • Version 4.3
  • Not Tested
Nokia Developer Suite 2.2 for J2ME
http://www.forum.nokia.com.
  • Run support only for Series 40 SDK
  • Debugger timeouts must be increased for the Series 60 and 90 MIDP SDKs due to slow emulator performance.
  • Eclipse debugging IllegalArgumentException in some cases during debug.
  • Nokia_6230_MIDP_Concept_SDK_Beta_0_2
  • Nokia S40 DP20 SDK 1.0
  • Series 60 MIDP SDK 2.1 Beta
  • Nokia 7210 MIDP SDK v1.0
  • Series 90 MIDP Concept SDK Beta 0.1
  • Not Tested
Sony Ericsson J2ME SDK
http://www.sonyericsson.com/developer
 
  • Version 2.0 support dropped
  • Version 2.1.3
  • Version 2.2 (Beta) not tested
  • Not Available
Sprint PCS Wireless Toolkit for Java 2.0.13
http://developer.sprintpcs.com/site/global/home/p_home.jsp
 
  • All
  • Not Available
Siemens SMTK for Series 60 Separately downloadable EclipseME feature. Only installable on Windows platforms.
  • Version 2.x - "Run" support, but debugging not working yet
  • Version 3.x - "Run" support, but debugging not working yet
  • Not Available

Legend:

In all cases, the root directory should be specified when adding a new wireless toolkit to the platform components. For example, assuming the an installation structure similar to

screenshot

the toolkits would be added using these directories:

and EclipseME will take care of the rest.