When skinning my windows mobile phone to look like an iPhone I ran into the problem to launch specific midlets. I could launch the midlet manager, but not a specific program until I found this article at the xda development forums.
To make the shorcuts you need acess to the apps .jar or .jad file on your computer. Then you open the file and grab the needed info as described in their article.
Basically you end up launching the midlet browser and then the program.
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