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  The css reference guide will be updated for JavaFX 2.2?
  
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  The CSS reference has been updated to 2.2, but not all the updates that are scheduled in fact. Bug http://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-23722 is used to track issues for the next version.

• Z30 Z30 blackBerry browser chewing GBs Data Mobile both

  At my Z30 for about a week. Checked the mobile data this morning and it is around 250 MB.

  Before my departure, I have linked to an IP camera and went full screen using the browser not FLASH. (Camera IP android) I then closed the browser completely

  I got in my car and used cards to send me to a destination of 35 minutes.  On the way, I received an alert that I had chewed up to 75% of my mobile data plan. At the time that I arrived at my destination I had chewed around a go. I disabled the Mobile Data. Removed from the browser history and restarted the phone. In no time at all she consumed on another 600 MB.

  In its current form the browser used 2.3 GB then PIM Services 102.7 MB followed Facebook to 22,4 MB. Outside emails, I don't usually use a large part of my Mobile Data.

  He had not exhausted all the data over WIFI.

  I stop the bleeding? Don't want to pay for ove GB GB of mobile data for nothing!

  That's right, it's a security camera running on an old android phone. The camera application: http://download.cnet.com/IP-Webcam/3000-2139_4-75616533.html

  I understand that when you are connected to the camera via my Blackberry browser I consume data. I can adjust the quality of streaming on the client to increase or decrease the quality.

  The camera application supports java / flash / mpeg and HTML 5.

  The problem is that the streaming continues to chew data once the browser has been closed, not only reduced to a minimum in the background. Even after I deleted the browser history and restarted the phone, he continued to chew data.

  I was able to reproduce the problem. If I connect to the camera and try you run the java applet, I get an error message that the media is not compatible and cannot be played. When I select BROWSER/HTML5 video stream starts and continues even after the browser is closed.

  If I go directly to HTML5, everything works fine.

  I suspect bad or incompatible code between the camera application and the blackberry browser.

  Now using the app CAM TINY and everything works fine.

  Cost me $30 data to learn my lesson...

  Thanks for your comments

• I want to develop an application Live TV for BlackBerry PlayBook. Please guide where can I find the specifications such as width, height, and icon sizes and design factors etc.

  I want to develop an application Live TV for BlackBerry PlayBook. Please guide where can I find the specifications such as width, height, and icon sizes and design factors etc.

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  OK, I downloaed the pdf below for UI guiderlines

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  Ok

• What version of the BlackBerry browser supports the HTML5 video element? Any estimate of the number of blackberry phones that support video?

  What version of the BlackBerry browser supports the HTML5 video element? Any estimate of the number of blackberry phones that support video?

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• BlackBerry browser not considered handheld?

  I'm developing a simple asp.net web application for BlackBerry that I also want to use the world "PC."  The key is, if it's a BlackBerry browser, I want to use small fonts.  If it is a PC version, I want to use larger fonts.  This seems to be a job for CSS with indicators of media.  I tried all sorts of things, and the BB browser does not appear to the application as a pocket computer.  Then, is another way, other than media indicator to determine?  Or y at - it a way to get the BB to present itself as a handheld computer?

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  I am certain - that of a 'child' about CSS and how it works, so if anyone can 'hold my hand' on it, I'd be happy.

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• BlackBerry browser google smartphones in ' go to ' option displays blank page loading.

  Hello, I am a newbie in the world of blackberry. I just got my friends, the Bold 9700 for my engagement present. I use it for a form of the week. I am Malaysian and I use the DiGi carrier. At first, everything goes smoothly, web browsing is excellent. I downloaded a few great application mainly form mobile google, such as google maps, google mobile and gmail.

  the last 2 days, I have a problem with the web browser. When I tried to look for something using the blackberry browser in the option "go to." I often encounter the blank page, especially those who use the option of google browser. When I turn to yahoo, the browser works well. The white screen also happen when I tried to type a web address like wikipedia.org and so on. The blank page still occur. About the "white page", the loading screen appears when complete loading, the display leave only space. left was only the scroll bar down on the left.

  I tried to solve why it was going on, the google browser in the option "go to" can work when I change the "encoding". I tried encoding, and I found one working (partially). Initially the encoding was auto and shows the ISO-8859-1. the work of encoding is ISO-2202-CN. Google has worked, but the web address bar meet the "white screen" problem

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  I can't understand what is happening with my phone. At the beginning I had on the phone, I was really excited and impress with blackberry. After that things happen, I'm very disappointed. Is there someone out there who could help me?  I love my blackberry...

  Kind regards

  latifnoh

  Hi, I solved my problem. It is not the browser connection, his concerns setting up the blackberry, the might of the OS. I called several times (my carrier DiGi) and the solution was not there either. so the I thing this must be my BB is the problem, then I send it back for warranty service and what they're - format the OS.

  I'll be just mine yesterday and everythings back to normal. Everything inside seems a new one, as a new BB haha... Thanks be to God.

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• Reports developer reference guide?

  Hello

  We have a lot of reports that have been (over the years) migrated from 6 to 11.  Most of the time, we have no problem with them, but from time to time I really regret not having any kind of developers reference guide. For example, the "Oracle9i Forms Developer' 'référence Guide' for forms.

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  First thing that appears in Google is the developers of reporting Guide, which can be useful:

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E12839_01/bi.1111/b32122.PDF

  There is a whole section of bar codes in this manual.

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• Complete reference guide from FrameMaker 12

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• HTML resources: New problems PDF

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  On our iPads running iOS8 running v32 file PDF appears in the browser correctly, but you can't pinch and zoom in more on it. It is a problem for us because we rely on this ability for our users to read old PDFs that have not been redesigned for the iPad.

  We also tested a Gen1 iPad and when we try to press the button for the PDF files, it crashes the browser. If you try several times sometimes blocks the app.

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• Windows for handheld PC 2000 - reference Guide?

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• the BlackBerry browser history

  Hello

  Is there a way to access a blackberry browser history list, in the application.

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• Blackberry browser applications

  I'm developing a web application using Oracle's JDeveloper. How can I determine if a request was initiated by a Blackberry user, so I can go back a page that fits well on this device.

  I'm not sure that's exactly what you asked, but you should be able to get the value HTTP_USER_AGENT that a BlackBerry browser device sends to your server, and allows to customize the output that you provide.

  Currently, the user agent for the PlayBook seems to be:

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• The Z10 blackBerry browser settings

  I'm trying to download Whatsapp on my new Z10 ot... whenever I click on download it pop message with the message below:

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• Is there a way to get the owner of BlackBerry phone to the BlackBerry browser number?

  We are trying to identify the user by their BlackBerry phone number in a web application Java running on a WebSphere version 6.1 application server (JDK5.0). BlackBerry users access the application through BlackBerry browser. Is it possible to get the phone from the owner of the number with type of JavaScript code and pass the phone back number to the Web server? Has anyone done this type of programming?

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  It is not possible to read the phone number of the user of the BlackBerry browser application.  There is no object of JavaScript in the context of the browser which allows a web site to access this type of information (or the browser exposes this info).

  However, during the incorporation of an object browser in a Java application (for example using the framework WebWorks, or creating an application of Java-Web hybrid from scratch), you have the ability to access the necessary telephone API which allows you to read the active phone number.

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