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This is something like Reflection where you can call a method simply by its name, and not a precompiled pointer to it.
Like in JavaScript you can:
var fun = function(){ alert("Hello World!"); }
fun();
Is something like that possible in Java/J2ME? How?
If you want an interpreter for j2me, you could check out Hecl: http://www.hecl.org
You definitely can’t do most of the ‘fancy’ things you can do in normal Java in J2ME. The alternative is a series of if/elseif’s that then call the function you want, but you still have to know that ahead of time so that you can write the code that does that.