This talk will begin with an overview of the programming environments available for J2ME targets. We will also discuss the new MTJ project, its goals, and current contributors. The discussion will include information about this first release, including features, functions, use cases, development process, and the release and milestone schedules. The talk will discuss aspects of J2ME programming and how they relate to the current "standard" Eclipse platform, and how/what must be done to enable it for J2ME, including elements such as J2ME profiles and configurations, different J2ME virtual machines available, device deployment, debugging, optimization and emulation. The discussion will also cover how this project relates to other J2ME environments and other initiatives in the marketplace to give the attendees a broad view of the tooling future for embedded Java and Eclipse. After this session the attendees will have an understanding the unique features needed for J2ME programming, an overview of the currently available tools, and what this new Eclipse project brings to the table.