Two Command.ITEM on List.IMPLICIT: Does not work in S40 T&T !?

One of my MIDlets does not work in Series 40 Touch and Type like the Nokia X3-02 (Firmware 05.30).

The current screen is a List.IMPLICIT = there are a lot of StringItems below each other.
The user is able to select (OK or tap) one of those items and my default selection command is invoked = commandAction is called with List.SELECT_COMMAND.
There is another Command with type SCREEN which is mapped to the left softkey.
So far, everything is fine.

The problem:
I have a second Command, this time with type ITEM. However, that command is mapped to the screen. Instead of using it as a Command.ITEM, it behaves like a Command.SCREEN. Selecting this command does not work, because none of the items is selected. I do not have a selected index.

The same MIDlet works fine in Symbian^3 like the Nokia N8-00. Here, the second Command.ITEM is shown after long pressing (long tapping). That is the behaviour I expected.

From my point of view, this looks like a bug. Did I miss a trick or a workaround?

I found several workarounds:[list=a][*]If the user long-taps on a list item, then the default command is not executed. However, the list item is selected. Unfortunately, there is no visual cue. Neither there is a cue to know when tapping was long enough, nor is there a cue to know which item is selected. This works great for personal apps or those with well trained users.[*]Even if the default select command is not handled in commandAction, the item gets selected. Consequently, a short tap selects the item as well. Again, there is no visual cue about this selection. This would work, if you add an advise: Click an option now, etc.[*]If there are more than two commands, an Options menu is created. Still that menu items have the problem about selection. However, if the user long taps a list item, all commands are displayed as contextual menu as well (not only item but even screen related one, too). Looks very confusing.[*]I redesigned my app to avoid this situation at all. There is only the default select command which shows another screen (again a List.IMPLICIT), representing a contextual list of possible actions for this menu item. I replaced the second command.[/list]Actually my MIDlet got more functionality because of this and is even more useful.

it might be a bug try reporting because if it was error then same thing wouldnot had work for n8