ControlledAccessException on addGlobalEventListener

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• ControlledAccessException

  I install my application through CodeModuleManager.every thing works very well, but at the start of my application throws an exception when it reaches app.addGlobalEventListener (app); and the exception is ControlledAccessException. can someone tell me why I get this exception

  Options / Security / Application permissions, the value 'Allow' and try again.

• Interesting ControlledAccessException

  Hey people out there, I get a very interesting ControlledAccessException of the sample code shown here: http://www.blackberry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800332/800639/How_To _...

  It follows from this line:

  ApplicationManager.getApplicationManager().launch("net_rim_bb_appworld?" + myContentId);
  

  The stack trace is as follows:

  net_rim_cldc

  ControlledAccess

  assertRRISignature

  0 x 3431

  net_rim_cldc-6

  ApplicationManagerImpl

  0 x 3432

  net_rim_cldc-6

  ApplicationManagerImpl

  0 x 3269

  net_rim_cldc-6

  ApplicationManagerImpl

  launch

  0x312F

  Never heard of an IPP signature. I signed the sample with signatures RRT, CPR, and RBB. However, I recognize this claim. It occurs when you attempt to launch native applications from the RIM with the api launch.

  Has anyone else experienced this problem?

  Thanks for reporting this.  It is a problem of version 4.5.0 and 4.6.0 BlackBerry device software and has been sent to our development team for resolution.

  Pratik Sapra

  Mobile Application development specialist

  Research In Motion

• Transport.More () throw a ControlledAccessException when BB bridge is installed

  Hello

  I have an application which interecepts the specific emails and displays. It was work fine until I had a customer with BB bridge. Enforcement would take only a fraction of these emails, throwing "ControlledAccessException: no unauthorized attempts to join this request."

  It only occurs with 6.0 that runs bridge (so far as I know). The full exception is below.

  Any ideas?

  Name: ControlledAccessException
  GUID: 9c3cd62e3320b498
  Time: May 12, 2011 04:10:22
  No unauthorized attempts to join this request
  net_rim_cldc-9 (4D8359F1)
  Application
  getApplication
  0 x 3355
  net_rim_bb_email-5 (4D83671C)
  EmailMoreRequest
  invoke
  0x2E4A
  net_rim_bb_email-5 (4D83671C)
  EmailMoreVerb
  invoke
  0x301F
  net_rim_bbapi_mailv2 (4D836737)
  Transport
  more
  0 x 7834
  MobileHighlights (4DC958FC)
  InboxListener
  processMessage
  0x290D
  MobileHighlights (4DC958FC)
  InboxListener
  messagesAdded
  0x2A11
  net_rim_bbapi_mailv2 (4D836737)
  FolderEvent
  Dispatch
  0x20D1
  net_rim_bbapi_mailv2 (4D836737)
  ListenerManager$ AsyncFolderListener$ Callback
  run
  0 x 3312
  net_rim_cldc-7 (4D8359F1)
  ExternalListener$ SynchronizedCallback
  run
  0x38EC
  net_rim_cldc-7 (4D8359F1)
  ProxyRunnableQueue
  run
  0x7D4A
  net_rim_cldc-2 (4D8359F1)
  Thread
  run
  0xAAD0

  Listener methods are triggered by processes outside your application, which usually have a reduced set of permissions.

  Once you have moved the call back inside your own application, apply the set of permissions granted to him and the call was successful.

  You should perform some operations as possible in the listener methods.

• ControlledAccessException when using FilePicker.show)

  I am receiving a click on a button and try to show a filepicker. I am also using "UiApplication.getUiApplication (.invokeLater)" to ensure that it is on the edge of the event. After setting the filter, path and earphone "FilePicker.show ()" throw a ControlledAccessException with a null CodeSignedKey.

  It is probably important to note that this only occurs on the device, it works in the Simulator.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated, I have dealt with this for a while now.

  Right, he works on the Simulator, but not on the device.

  It is hard to believe that they are testing such things on the device before releasing.

  In particular, something like that where they kept touting it as a new feature in 5.0.

• ControlledAccessException - when you access the service book records if the Internet permission DENY.

  Hello

  I'm a ControlledAccessException while accessing service book records if the Internet permission DENY on device, why?

  Thanks for help.

  You can raise this issue in the RIM developer Issue Tracker (Jira): https://www.blackberry.com/jira/secure/Dashboard.jspa

  Maybe there is a bug, or maybe an application can bypass permission DENY Internet fiddling with Service book Records...

• NFC NDEFMessageListener - ControlledAccessException again!

  Set IV to develop an application that involves a simple NFC tag read.

  When I try to add a NDEFMessage listener to a the ReaderWriterManager objectof I

  Get the above error!

  The code was working fine but when I added the most advanced code he divided the app in

  several .cod files, after that reading several posts on this topic, it seems that there is a bug in

  the version of the 7.0.0.335 software which has now been corrected in the version 7.0.0.337 (forgive me if these version are not accurate im just recalling the memory).

  However im using a device of 9360 with software version 7.0.0.353

  and im always getting this error!

  After reading the posts, I tried several options with the NDEFMessagelistener... I put it in its own class, I put it in a class of the screen, with the same results... the listener currently resides in the main application class. It was originally (when it worked)

  It is the line that does not work, the error is:

  the listener:

  (NdefMessageListener mMsgListener in overall)

   mMsgListener = new NDEFMessageListener()
          {
  
              public void onNDEFMessageDetected(NDEFMessage msg)
              {
                  try {
                      NFCManager.getInstance().playNFCOperationSuccessSound();
  
                      byte[] mByte = new byte[mDataRecord.getPayload().length];
                      mByte = mDataRecord.getPayload();
                      //gets the mac address from the payload and dumps it in mMacAddress
                      mMacAddress = new byte[6];
  
                      for (int a = 0; a < 6; a++)
                      {
                          mMacAddress[a] = mByte[a + 1];
                      }
                      } catch (NFCException e) {
                      try {
                          NFCManager.getInstance().playNFCOperationFailureSound();
                      }
                      catch (NFCException e1)
                      {
  
                      }
  
                      UiApplication.getUiApplication().invokeLater(new Runnable()
                      {
                          public void run()
                          {
                              dialogDisplay("Error Getting NFC Tag Data");
                          }
                      });
                  }
              }
          };
  

  This code takes the listener:

              NFCManager.getInstance().enableNFCByPrompt();
              mNFC = ReaderWriterManager.getInstance();
              //tag type for out
              mNFC.addNDEFMessageListener(mMsgListener, NDEFRecord.TNF_EXTERNAL, "nokia.com:bt" , false);
  

  I get this in the console:

  [693.281] CMM: TapnPrint-2 (27242) No sig 0 x 33

  to the point correct the fault and well sure the:

  ControlledAccessException

  Exception, if there is someone who has solved this problem or knows a solution I'd love help

  as it has caused my app to hit a brick wall!

  Make sure you only check the post following the correct minimum version necessary to 9900 or 9360 as it has been updated today:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/listener-belongs-to-another-application-MODU...

• weird problem 'ControlledAccessException' to 9800

  Hello

  I try to update my application to 6.0, but I have a weird problem of Pentecost of certain events.

  For example, I have a button what do some in the SQLITE database from the application, in the Simulator works fine, but when to test the same event in the 9800 device I get the strange "ControlledAccessException' its what I have test the same process in strand 2 4.6.1 and 5.0 devices and do not get this error...

  This is the code for the listener the button...

  FieldChangeListener setParHoyos = new FieldChangeListener() {
          public void fieldChanged(Field field, int context) {
  
              try
              {
                  dbHandler _dbHandler = new dbHandler();
                  String msg;
                  msg = _dbHandler.setParHoyos(idcampo , Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh1.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh2.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh3.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh4.toString())),
                          Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh5.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh6.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh7.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh8.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh9.toString())),
                          Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh10.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh11.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh12.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh13.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh14.toString())),
                          Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh15.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh16.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh17.toString())),Integer.parseInt((choiceFieldh18.toString())));
                  Dialog.alert(msg);
              }
              catch ( Exception e )
              {
                  System.out.println( e.toString());
  
              }
          }
      };
  

  Ty! all help me

  OK solved the problem are asociated to the GET the value

  H1 = Integer.parseInt ((String) choiceFieldh1.getChoice (choiceFieldh1.getSelectedIndex ()));

• App throws ControlledAccessException, but only when the reloaded

  
  

  A ControlledAccessException can happen when an application is hot swapped in the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator.  You can work around this by restarting the Simulator or loading a different means (browser, javaloader specifying the file JAD or Desktop Manager).

• Display.screenshot cause ControlledAccessException

  I developed an application that involves taking screen shots, using the Display.screenshot () method. It works very well in the Simulator, but I just tried to start a 8120 unit, and a ControlledAccessException is thrown by the method of screenshot. Cod files are signed with keys of the RIM and the device works OS 4.3.0.94, then as far as I can see that the method must be available. I get a lot of messages from the device by not saying "No sig 0 x 33" but as far as I know who is an in-house code of RIM signing key so I don't think that has anything to do with it. Does anyone know why it does not work on the device, but on the Simulator?

  You should check the effective permissions on the device.  Some of them may default on refuse, even if the application is signed.  This is because they represent a significant security risk on the device, event Injection (injection of keys) is one and so is browser filtering.  This may also be true for the screenshot on some devices.

  To check this setting for your application, go to Options-> advanced-> application Options and look for your application.  Once you find your app click menu and change the permissions.  Make sure of course not of them are defined on refuse, specifically screenshot under Interactions.

• ControlledAccessException on RuntimeStore.getRuntimeStore)

  We entered an uncaught exception when launching a blackberry app in the House on berries. The error seems to go away after a reset on 8700 battery, but we were getting it ramdomly on the 9000 device (each a few reboots).

  The application is built on JDE4.1.0

  *************************************

  Event log:

  Name: ControlledAccessException
  GUID: 9c3cd62e3320b498
  Time: August 7, 2008 11:25:06
  No detail message
  net_rim_cldc-12
  ApplicationControl
  assertIPCAllowed
  0x2A87
  net_rim_cldc-5
  RuntimeStore
  
  0xA165
  net_rim_cldc-5
  RuntimeStore
  getRuntimeStore
  0xA179
  com_ms_rcdecommon
  SMRTLED
  getSMRTLED
  0x3B30
  com_ms_morganphone
  MorganPhone
  main
  0 x 1322
  *******************************************

  code snippet:

  public public static SMRTLED getSMRTLED()

  {

  RuntimeStore rs = RuntimeStore.getRuntimeStore ();

  Sleigh SMRTLED = rs.get (SMRTLED_STORE) (SMRTLED);

  if (sled is Nothing) {sleigh =

  new SMRTLED (); RS.put (SMRTLED_STORE, sled);

  }

  carriage return ;

  }

  *********************************

  "sled" isn't wrapped with ControlledAccess, why do we ControlledAccessException?

  Thank you

  June Young

  ControlledAccessExpcetions can be thrown if the application attempts to do something it doesn't have permission to do.  These parameters can be seen and updated by going to Options, Advanced Options, Applications, select your application and select Edit permissions from the menu.

  An application can also query and request permission changes by using the ApplicationPermissions class.

• ControlledAccessException only os OS 4.6

  get the ControlledAccessException only in OS 4.6

  manager = ApplicationManager.getApplicationManager();descriptors = manager.getVisibleApplications();
  

  any ideas why it happens that the 4.6 OS?

  If the user is on a network of BES, José probably a policy restriction. You can check with the administrator.

• ControlledAccessException while audio playback in the background thread

  I have a system module which is a background thread, who plays one of the ringtones pre-installed on the device. It works great in the Simulator, but on my real device (8320, 4.5.0.81, Tmobile), a ControlledAccessException is thrown and of course, plays the audio.

  The application is signed code, I tried to set all the permissions of the application to 'Allow' and nothing has worked.

  The following code fragment, that's where the exception seems to be happening:

  Player p = javax.microedition.media.Manager.createPlayer("file:///store/samples/ringtones/Alarm_EarlyRiser.mp3);
  p.realize();
  p.prefetch();
  p.start();
  

  I was hoping that among the people of the RIM (or someone else) could point me in the right direction regarding, why this is happening and how to fix this.

  Thank you

  Okay... got official word from [email protected]:

  "It is not possible programmatically to other applications pre-installed media files read, because they are encrypted DRM"

  So that answers that.

• confusion in the background process and Globaleventlistener

  Hello

  too confused in Backendprocess.

  Please check my code and then tell me how I can do this.

  I want to add bluetooth address in my tree UIApp MyScreen articles and I bluetooth address storage file and record store.

  but confuesd how do I call the showAdress() method after complition of search BlueTooth.

  public class MyUIApp  extends UiApplication{
  
      public static void main(String[] args) {
          if (args != null && args.length > 0 && args[0].equals("gui"))
          {
              AppBackend appb = new AppBackend();
              appb.enterEventDispatcher();
  
          }
          else
          {
              ApplicationManager appMang = ApplicationManager.getApplicationManager();
              if(appMang.inStartup())
                  return;
              MyUIApp app = new MyUIApp();
              UiApplication.getUiApplication().invokeLater(new Runnable() {
  
                  public void run() {
  
                      ApplicationManager.getApplicationManager().postGlobalEvent(AppConstants.DATA_CHANGED);
                  }
              });
  
              app.enterEventDispatcher();
          }
      }
  
      public void showAdress()
      {
          getting data from record store adding Tree which si on Main Screen.
      }
  }
  

  public class AppBackend extends Application implements GlobalEventListener {
  
      public Timer timer;
      public Vector remote_device;
      public Vector device_found;
  
      BTSearch btSearch;
  
      public AppBackend() {
  
          addGlobalEventListener(this);
          timer = null;
  
      }
  
      public void firststart() {
          btSearch = new BTSearch();
          btSearch.start();
      }
  
      class BTSearch extends Thread implementsDiscoveryListener
      {
  
          boolean stopThread = false;
  
          public void run() {
              startThread();
  
          }
  
          public void startThread() {
  
              timer = new Timer();
  
              timer.schedule(new TimerTask() {
  
                  public void run() {
  
                      startScanBluetoothDevices();
  
              }, 30000, 30000);
  
          }
  
          public void startScanBluetoothDevices() {
              try {
  
                  remote_device = new Vector();
                  device_found = new Vector();
  
                  discovery_agent = LocalDevice.getLocalDevice().getDiscoveryAgent();
                  discovery_agent.startInquiry(DiscoveryAgent.GIAC, this);
  
              } catch (Exception error) {
                  Dialog.alert(error.getMessage());
              }
          }
  
          public void deviceDiscovered(RemoteDevice btDevice, DeviceClass cod)
          {
              //
          }
  
          public void inquiryCompleted(int discType)
          {
              //
          }
  
      }
  
      public void eventOccurred(long arg0, int arg1, int arg2, Object arg3,
              Object arg4) {
  
          if (arg0 == AppConstants.DATA_CHANGED) {
  
              firststart();
  
          }
  
      }
  
  }
  

  I'm confuesd how do I call the method showAdrees() If you desire to process bluetooth backend made.

  Now I'm for names of Bluetooth and the storage in the RecordStore. but now the problem is how can I display on my main screen located in UIApplication.

  I am struggling to read this code, it seems not to be complete.

  Sorry, beginning with the obvious things, I assume you have another entry.  Usually one who has the 'gui' param starts the user interface, so I guess that BlueFreeBackround is the treatment of the user interface.  Seems a strange name?  But any.  We do not have this code, so can't review it.

  The other entrance is the one who starts the initial treatment.  In case you're MyUIApp.  But you have this:

  If (appMang.inStartup ())
  return;
  Also if this is executed at boot time, the treatment does nothing.  And you start an application that seems to be the associated user interface.  I'm confused.  And we have no code to the constructor for this class, so we can not comment on that either.  All we know is that this class sends a global event.  Now, if I'm wrong, I don't think you need to start an Application to send a global event.  It is enough to have one to receive a.

  And you have given us another class, but there is no indication how it is started.  Assuming that it is started, it will receive the global event and execute the firststart() method.  Confusingly, this method will start a Thread that starts a timer.  Why can't firststart() him and save a Thread and some confusion?

  OK, now we come to the TimerTask, which is launched every 30 seconds (seems too often to me, but maybe not).  This process begins the investigation.  And we arrive at the point of this thread.  InquiryCompleted, I think you want to call showAddress().

  It's actually easy, although I really don't like this approach:

  Instead of using

  postGlobalEvent (long guid);

  use

  postGlobalEvent (long guid, int data0, data1, object0 object, Object1 int);

  and pass the MyUIApp object as a parameter object0.  Then, you can call

  . showAddress();

  I suspect that this will throw IllegalStateException, so you'll need to hire a

  this.invokeLater (...)

  to ensure that you have the thread of events when refreshing.

  But if I were you, I would consider this approach.  It seems some unnecessary steps.  For example, why doesn't MyUiApp start the discovery itself, what s at the point of the AppBackend?  A; Otherwise, you use a global event to initiate treatment, you could send the data in another GlobalEvent.

• browser launch application problem

  Hello
  In order to launch a browser from an application, I used the code snippet of this
  page:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800332/800440/How_To _...

  Everything I do is provide my own url for it and run it. It works very well and has
  was working fine until recently. A number of customers complained
  receive the following error message:

  Eception exception: net.rim.device.api.system.ControlledAccessException

  In the hunt for the cause, I have tried on a number of different devices.
  Including OS versions:

  Rogers Blackberry 8700 v4.2.1 - works fine
  Rogers Blackberry 8800 v4.2.1 - works fine
  Rogers Blackberry 8310 v4.2.2 - works fine
  Bell Blackberry 8830 v4.2.2 - above displays error
  Bell Blackberry 8130 v4.3.0 - above displays error

  I tried the device simulators:
  v4.2.2.123 Bell 8830
  4.3.0.07 uscc 8130
  and they both worked fine.

  We're going a little crazy here trying to figure out the cause. If it's not OS
  linked version, maybe that's a problem of provider?
  Is there a known issue with Bell relating to the safety of the launch of the browser
  applications? Is there a work around?

  Thank you

  OK problem solved. Lancéo has got to me referring to the document that I originally brought it up. I just stumbled on the wording. It did not clear in the document that extract of code belonged to which version. In addition, a some devices running v4.2.2 colleagues was not the problem. Where as the document basically says that she should have. I should still try.

  So I have now two versions of the same application. The snippet of code on the bottom of the document

  is used for versions 4.2.1 below. Initially, the code snippet is used to 4.2.2 and more.

  Thanks again for all of you who have posted.