Sony Ericsson CDC Packaging Plug-in

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The Sony Ericsson CDC Packaging Plug-in is a basic Eclipse plug-in that simplifies development and packaging of CDC applications for Sony Ericsson phones supporting Java ME CDC. The project is provided under EPL and is actively seeking contributors.

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