fesim

FESIM is an ECMAScript scripting engine for the J2ME platform.
FESI is a LGPL project developped by Jean-Marc Lugrin (http://home.worldcom.ch/~jmlugrin/fesi/). It was an ambitious and successful project that is no more supported.
FESIM aims to extract a

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