Re: ?? Will MIDletStateChangeException affects Midlet's performance ??

Putting an exception thrown notation on a method does not do anything to hinder the performance.
Additionally the try/catch block that has to encompass the method or constructor takes no extra processing, UNLESS  the exception is thrown.  

The exception notation and subsequent try/catch do require more resources for the exception catching, exception definitions, and wrapping code.   However this can be offset by the removal of things like if( arrayX != null && arrayX.length > 0)   and just have a nullpointer exception and an arrayoutofbounds exception being caught.   This makes since when the case for arrayX being null or having no elements is >1% of the time.  

-Shawn
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