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I have to do a quite big project in J2ME for school. I didn't used 'till now J2ME, so are there J2ME MVC frameworks for which I can find books or at least very good online tutorials? MVC is what I'm looking for because we have to do unit testing and I'm familiar with MVC from ASP.Net MVC, Rails and Grails.

So, any good framework to use with this project? We are developing this project for Blackberry cells.

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With Java you don't really need a framework, creating MVC-based apps is just about using the principles correctly, so having controllers dictating the response to any action and so on. I'd think about using Observers to help by having your views observe your models and controllers observe your views (to get events and so on.) Unit-testing this then becomes quite simple.

ridecar2
You're right, but you know it never hurts asking.
Andrei T. Ursan
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I'm not sure anything like this exist, as mentioned by previous poster, you just follow the principles of the pattern. However, look at J2ME Polish, it's a very nice framework which makes your life with mobile java much easier. Particularly strong features they offer is the usage of CSS for displays - this gives you pretty good "V" part in MVC pattern.

Dima
take a look at LWUIT as well which is supported by Sun and has some good examples with it
kgutteridge
J2ME Polish looks nice :)
Andrei T. Ursan