Update of JVM on Qtek S200 - JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General

I have a Qtek S200 with:
Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 OS 5.1.195 (Build 14928.2.2.0).
and
intent Java MIDlet Manager Runtime MIDP 2.0: v10.1.7.545 (Build 20051117)
I want to develop a MIDlet which needs file access and/or camera access. I know that device needs the optional packages (JSR-75 PDA-API and JSR-135 Mobile Media API) to accomplish that. And it seems that these optional packages are not supported by the MIDlet Manager.
I have tested this MIDlet already on a smartphone (Nokia N73). The Java Micro Edition of this Phone supports several Optional Packages. It can not be possible that a PDA provides less functionalities than a Smartphone.
1. Is it possible to upgrate the JVM (MIDlet Manager) on the device? So that I can use these optional packages.
2. Does anybody know which MIDlet Manager supports these functionalities?

I have found a newer version of the intent Java MIDlet Manager
Runtime JTWI 1.0: v11.1.7.1023 (Build 20060907)
This version provides the optional package JSR-75 which is needed for file access.
I found a download here: http://wronek.wikidot.com/java-wm
But this version does not provide the Multi Media API JSR-135 which is needed to use the devices build in camera.
So if anyone knows an other MIDlet Manager please reply.

I've found an other MIDlet Environment which supports file access (JSR-75).
It is the IBM J9. The installation of this Environment is a bit tricky but the GUI of this MIDlet Environment is more beautiful than that of the intent Java midlet manager.
Here you can find a good installation discription:
http://www.markus.brosch.net/?p=111

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