Inspired by its UI big brothers as AWT, Swing and SWT, Micro Window Toolkit (MWT) comes into the scene providing an UI framework designed and optimized for small devices.
The MicroFont-Maker is a J2SE command line program to create a font strip or a png folder from a TTF file or a custom bitmap.
LwVCL supports both Java (J2SE/J2ME Personal Profile) and .NET platforms. Now a draft J2ME MIDP LwVCL version is also available.
Apime is a framework to offer more funcionality to J2ME/MIDP. The core is the user interface, with basics components to make applications with swing structure.
Also it includes classes for file manage and customization (skins, internationalization, keyboards for differents languages and mobiles, …)
byblos provides a collection of custom components for Java ME platforms e.g. dialog box, lists.
Fire (Flexible Interface Rendering Engine) is a library that aims to provide a set of easy-to-use extendable components to Java ME developers. The basic set of Fire components offer all the functionality of the Java ME GUI components provided in the midp2 profile (Forms, Items etc.) plus a much more appealing user interface, themes, animations, popup menus, and better component layout. Fire does not depend on device or vendor specific parameters to lay out its components on the screen, thus creating interfaces that look the same on different phones and screen sizes.
COMTOR J2ME is a set of useful classes to simplify J2ME software development. This library has been developed and proved on iDEN phones.
kUI is a Canvas based replacement for the high level LCDUI classes.
J4ME is an open source library to help build J2ME applications. It solves many of J2ME’s shortcomings including: