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I can't seem to figure out if j2me can run jsp's, does anybody know if it can?
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Don't know much about j2me, but I'd be fairly certain that j2me itself doesn't have a built-in JSP engine in the same way that j2se does not. You'd need a servlet/JSP container. And given the limitations of j2me, I wouldn't imagine that it has the chops to run Tomcat or any other "normal" JSP engine.

You might want add a question regarding the existence of any j2me JSP containers to the others in your post in the j2me forum.
 
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will do, thanks for the input Bear
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