Implementing RabbitMQ in BlackBerry - blackberry

I need to use RabbitMQ in one of my projects. On googling I got to know that the library for RabbitMQ is not compatible with BlackBerry. In some posts in StackOverFlow itself someone has suggested to use STOMP protocol in J2ME as RabbitMQ supports STOMP upon adding some plugins. But I couldn't find a library for STOMP in J2ME as well.
Has anyone used RabbitMQ in Blackberry? Any help will be much appreciated.
Thank you very much in advance.

I converted the Gozirra Stomp Java Client code for J2ME you can download it from
https://github.com/rifatdover/RabbitMQStompConnectorForBlackberry

Build a more traditional web interface for RabbitMQ, then have the BlackBerry client code talk to the web interface.

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