JoseskVolpe

You can't directly run it from your IDE the way you would normally do on Windows, you must make a manual run configuration to be able to run your project on your IDE
It was tested on Eclipse IDE by using EclipseME plugin,  your IDE must build a .jar and .jad file every compile. The following tutorial is for Eclipse IDE and may be different to other IDEs such as Netbeans
Wireless Toolkit (the software Samsung SDK was based on) has a set of commands to open any .jad file on a emulator, to open a .jad file directly from terminal, you can use:

env WINEPREFIX=/location/to/Samsung/SDK/Wineprefix wine /location_to_samsung_sdk/bin/emulator.exe -Xdescriptor:"/location/to/JAD/file" -Xdevice:DEVICE

DEVICE may be any device listed by Samsung SDK, you can use this command to get a list of devices

env WINEPREFIX=/location/to/Samsung/SDK/Wineprefix wine "/location/to/Samsung_SDK_12/bin/DefaultDevicew.exe"

JoseskVolpe

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Service
Actions=scan;
ServiceTypes=all/all
Icon=clamav
Version=1.0.2

[Desktop Action scan]
Name=Scan for viruses with ClamTK
Name[en]=Scan for viruses with ClamTK