I'm running Kubuntu and I wanted to create simple application in j2me, so I installed the WTK2.5.2 SDK(thats the latest one supported by Linux) and started programming the application using a combination of Kate and emacs (can't get the code completion to work).
Anyway the application works fine when I compile it using the ktoolbar, which is present in the WTF2.5.2/bin folder. But coding the application without Code Completion is quite a tedious task so I thought I might as well use an IDE like Netbeans( 6.5 via apt-get ), which offers Code Completion as well as several tools for building a GUI.
Now the problem is that Netbeans doesn't recognize J2ME even when I try adding it manually via the Tools->Java Platform Menu. (See this screen shot – http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/4736/netbeans.jpg). I just can't click the next button.
And If I directly try to create a project there is no option for using J2ME.
Does anyone have any idea how I can fix this ?
Best Answer
Seems like you need to install the mobility plug-in?
Edit: via Tools->Plugins ofc