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We are developing a J2ME application and sometimes we face constraints while working with the default lcdui library. Whenever we want some extra in the UI, the only option is to work with canvas which is not so easy. Now we are thinking to use LWUIT as UI library instead of ludui but having some question before starting –
In my point of view. lwuit is mature enough to be used in enterprise applications. It’s still in permanent development and it’s progressing fast.
Yes you can mix both of them. If you use an lwuit form you can only add lwuit components and vice versa. It should be possible to implement and draw you own container objects (canvas style).