with money you can send your midlet to verify it. look and see detail at http://developer.motorola.com
with out money. Like us. you midlet always unsigned. but we hack it. by changing midlet domain after installation complete.
in file .system/java/DownloadApp/MIDletXXXX/registry.txt
orIs-Trusted: 0 to Is-Trusted: 1
Domain: Untrusted to Domain: Manufacturer
after this we got a permission. but we need to manage it byDomain: Untrusted to Domain: Trusted Third Party
1. Manage midlet permissions by tap and hold on midlet icon
2. select Manage.
3. select Permissions.
4. set permissions that you want to use to Never Ask for Manufacturer domain or Ask once per application for Trusted Third Party.
Manufacturer domain make midlet unupdatable. only uninstall it before you can install new version. but does not ask any question. Trusted third Party will ask for each permission once per application at least. but can unistall.
but in a developing stage. you can install midlet. hack permission to manufacturer for easy testing. and then direct copy your jar and jad into .system/java/DownloadApp/MIDletXXXX/Files. this is helpful for me when create a restrict permission midlet. and don't forgot to add
in your jad file. I use Netbeans It can done in project property dialog.MIDlet-Permissions: javax.microedition.io.Connector.file.read, javax.microedition.io.Connector.file.write



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