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• BlackBerry Bold 9780 Smartphone - download failed: Null Pointer Exception: Java.lang.NullPointerException

  Hello

  When I get Whats app with pictures and videos and I try to open them... I get following message / warning - download failed: Null Pointer Exception: Java.lang.NullPointerException.

  Kindly help me.

  Thank you... Rishi

  Copy the contents of your data cards... After that format your card data, and the data will be deleted immediately... resolves your problem.
  I solved my self by doing this...

• HELP blackBerry Smartphones: intercepted the calls missed on the fritz, no Exception: java.lang.NullPointerException

  Hi all - I tried to figure this thing out of these last hours... and I'm about to smash my phone against the wall (of course, I've gotten nowhere with it).

  Here's the problem: about 2 days ago I noticed that my phone is no longer maintaining missing calls in the call log (the last "missed calls" are dated 3/22). Instead, what happens is that I'm going to take notice of the number of calls on my home screen, but then when I go on my call log, I see that calls that were actually sent or received and not those missed. Not long after that notice, the following message appeared: Eception Exception: java.lang.NullPointerException. Also, until this happened, I used to get a pop up after each missed call that would tell me that I missed a call and give me the possibility to display or dismiss the alert. Is no longer comes after he missed a call, so I think it's the functionality of java which was damaged.

  So I tried to pull the battery and all that jazz, but nothing has changed. At one point, pulling the battery caused the phone to give me some other errors of java and back to put on the original page of the home screen, but after removing the battery once more, everything is returned to my original problem. Only happened once. Today I finally decided to search online for a quick fix and I was thinking about something. I tried pulling the battery and remove the sim/memory card, then tried to re-sync, then try clearing the addressbook of device and re-sync, tried to backup everything, then checked more OS updates (mine is already the most recent)... and now I'm stuck. The only thing I have not actually tried is wiping and nine with a reload of the OS. I would really like to avoid this

  Also, for some reason after that the software update RIM has checked my phone for its version of the OS, my ringtone settings reset itself. Not sure if this is related to the java problem or just a chance to complication/bad?

  Does anyone have an idea what could have happened to my phone? It is literally out of nowhere, so you can imagine my frustration...

  Any suggestions on how to fix it?

  Yes, you will need to remove the current operating system, and reload later.

  The software seems to be corrupted.

  Make sure you have the latest version of the software for your device and your carrier installed on the computer.

  It's the device, software, not the Office Manager.

  Once done, go to drive C: Program Files: common files: Research in Motion: App Loader and double-click on loader.exe.

  Once the Welcome screen appears, plug the battery in and click Next. When you see the PIN number appear after maybe a few minutes press next.

  Once he arrives at the device application part, select only things you need, uncheck all other languages, etc..

  On the last page before you click on finish, you see an option "EITHER", click here and make sure that both check boxes are fixed.

  Do not press the save option and select Finish

  This will fix the problem.

• The Java Exception: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException: during the java.lang.reflect.Method .invoke call.

  Local channel & xquery = 'Test Apache';

  Local chain & xquery1 = "test map";

  Local JavaObject & XSSFWorkbook = CreateJavaObject ("org.apache.poi.xssf.usermodel.XSSFWorkbook");

  Local JavaObject & jClass = GetJavaClass ("java.lang.Class");

  Local JavaObject & jCompileArgTypes = CreateJavaObject ("java.lang.Class []" & jClass.forName ("java.lang.String"));

  Local JavaObject & jCompileMethod = & XSSFWorkbook.getClass () .getDeclaredMethod ("createSheet", & jCompileArgTypes);

  Local JavaObject & sheet1 = jCompileMethod.invoke (& XSSFWorkbook, CreateJavaObject ("java.lang.Object [] ' and xquery"));

  Local JavaObject & Sheet2 = & jCompileMethod.invoke (& XSSFWorkbook, CreateJavaObject ("java.lang.Object []", & xquery1));

  Local JavaObject & int = GetJavaClass ("java.lang.Integer");

  Local JavaObject & IntType = GetJavaClass ("java.lang.Integer"). TYPE;

  Local JavaObject & jIntArgTypes = CreateJavaObject ("java.lang.Class []", & IntType);

  Local JavaObject & jcreateRow = & sheet1.getClass () .getDeclaredMethod ("createRow", & jIntArgTypes);

  Local number I & k;

  & k = 1;

  For & i = 1 to 40000

  Local JavaObject & rank = & jcreateRow.invoke (& sheet1, CreateJavaObject ("java.lang.Object []" & i));

  Local JavaObject & jcreatecell = & Row.getClass () .getDeclaredMethod ("createCell", & jIntArgTypes);

  Local JavaObject & cell = jcreatecell.invoke (& Row, CreateJavaObject ("java.lang.Object []" and k));

  Local JavaObject & setCellValue = cell.getClass () .getDeclaredMethod ("setCellValue", & jCompileArgTypes);

  Local JavaObject & cellvalue = setCellValue.invoke (& cell, CreateJavaObject ("java.lang.Object []", "interesting it's nice"));

  -End;

  REM JavaObject Local & autoSizeColumn = & sheet1.getClass () .getDeclaredMethod ("autoSizeColumn", & jIntArgTypes);

  REM JavaObject Local & autoSize = autoSizeColumn.invoke (& sheet1, CreateJavaObject ("java.lang.Object []", 0));

  Local JavaObject & out = CreateJavaObject ("java.io.FileOutputStream", "/ psoft/fs9devt/UserUpload/ap/comments12.xlsx", True);

  & XSSFWorkbook.write(&out);

  & out.close ();

  get error below when running the code above through driving the demand, but he worked for 1 print the line, but when it's on a loop, it throws this error.
  

  The Java Exception: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException: during the java.lang.reflect.Method .invoke call.

  I came across the same thing as you. I did a lot of experimenting and found it works:

  var result = (function() {
      var ReflectiveArray = java.lang.reflect.Array;
      var CreateSQL = Packages.PeopleSoft.PeopleCode.Func.CreateSQL;
      var columns = ReflectiveArray.newInstance(java.lang.Object, 1 /* number of selected columns */);
      var results = [];
  
      SQL = CreateSQL("SELECT OPRDEFNDESC FROM PSOPRDEFN WHERE ROWNUM < 10");
      while (SQL.Fetch(columns)) {
          results.push(columns[0]);
      }
  
      return results.join();
  
  }());
  

  He seems to have been a problem with translation between the JavaScript array and the Java array Object []. I solved this by using java.lang.reflect.Array.newInstance to create a new instance of the object [1].

  Next issue to deal with is your memory problem. In the error message, it seems to have something to do with the Garbage Collection and a lot of temporary objects. You declare you line and cell by using the var =... line and cell var =...? If not, then they are in the global namespace and properties of the global object. At the end of each iteration of the loop, use delete line and delete cells. If you declare the var, then set their value null at the end of each iteration. Based on your code, I expect each time through the loop would decrease the number of references, but I saw where setting explicitly using null. The only other temporary object I see is the value in the table. Just for fun, I added this at the end of each loop, and he ran very well:

  columns[0] = null;
  

• Exception: java.lang.NullPointerException untrapped blackBerry Smartphones

  When I start my BB, it gives me this untrapped exception: java.lang.NullPointerException message

  When I try 2 delete a call log number even

  dosent show me any more calls I madeit

  Hi and welcome to the forums!

  I have seen this error several times, usually with a corrupt address book.

  When you start the phone it reads the address book when you delete a call containing log

  you get a contact from the address book as well. Use the following procedure to resolve the issue.

  Thank you

  Bifocals

  "The software of the device or software component of application has not, or there is corrupted data of a synchronization cable.

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB04469&sliceId=2&docTy...

• Eception exception: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException 9800 simluator and device

  First of all, let me say that this forum has been very useful development councils, of the examples and answers to difficult questions.  Thank you.  But now I have a problem that I can not find a solution for or to understand.

  I created an application that listens to the calls and when the call is disconnected it displays a screen, allows entry and persists the results.  I developed in JDE 5.0.0.25 and it worked fine on the Simulator.  When I installed on a Torch 9800, I get "Eception exception: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException" when it tries to display the entry screen.  I downloaded and installed the ATT 6.0.0.246 for 9800 Simulator and traveled the code.  I get the same exception on the Simulator.  It seems that he fails once the code that creates the screen is executed and control is returned to the operating system.  The code to display the screen looks like

  {Synchronized (application.getEventLock ())}
  UI UiEngine is Ui.getUiEngine ();.
  ui.pushGlobalScreen (oEFDS, 10, UiEngine.GLOBAL_MODAL |) UiEngine.GLOBAL_SHOW_LOWER);

  If the questions are

  1. any ideas why it worked in version 5 and not 6? I thought developing in version 5 allow more devices run the application.

  2. is there something specific for the Torch 9800 that may be cause of tha?

  OK, I found the answer to this problem.  Guess I should have looked before asking for help.

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/differences-between-V5-0-OS-and-V6-0-OS-for-...

• Smartphones blackBerry eception exception: Java.lang.Error

  Hello

  After downloading the twitter app that shows the following when I try to open it.

  Eception exception: Java.lang.Error

  Nobody knows what it means and how to fix this.

  Thank you!

  poppi2000 wrote:

  Hello

  After downloading the twitter app that shows the following when I try to open it.

  Eception exception: Java.lang.Error

  Nobody knows what it means and how to fix this.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  1. try to delete the first reboot of batteries that clears the application error

  2 also try uninstalling the last app you have installed before the error and restart / disconnect the battery. You can reinstall these applications later.

  3 if there are errors, you can clean your pocket computer to clear / delete applications and reinstall the application. How to delete all data and applications from the smart phone BlackBerry with the optio security wipe...

  4 the final solution is to reinstall the operating system or all OS upgrade to the latest version. How to update or reinstall BlackBerry Device Software using BlackBerry Desktop Software

• Eception exception: java.lang.Error

  Model BB: 9360
  OS: 7,0 Bundle 1693
  (v7.0.0.319, platform 8.0.0.391)
  Carrier: T-Mobile
  With the help of BIS
  ------------------
  Application memory: 29058608
  Current storage:
  Storage applications: 27.6 MB
  Multimedia card:
  Total: 1.8 GB
  Free: 6661,5 MB
  --------------------
  I get the error message "Eception exception: java.lang.Error" often, once the system reboots - as well reboot where the system indicates that a restart is required &, too, when there has been a reboot regular (using deReset). I recently installed app, of BBAW, "PocketDay" that generates the tgis same error when I try to launch it.
  The system of detailed view of the event is:
  Name: error
  GUID: 9c3cd62e3320b498
  Time: April 28, 2012 16:47:05
  No detail message
  net_rim_cldc (4E5413CE)
  ControlledAccess
  assertRRISignature
  0x39CD
  net_rim_cldc-11 (4E5413CE)
  Display
  
  0xAFCD
  pdlistlib (498F098A)
  pdlistlib
  
  0 x 396
  pdlistlib (498F098A)
  pdlistlib$ pdLists
  
  0x321D
  pdlistlib (498F098A)
  pdlistlib$ pdLists
  
  0x41AF
  pdlists (498D960B)
  PI
  
  0x66C
  pdlists (498D960B)
  PI
  main
  0 x 730

  Hello and welcome on the M1A forums!

  A few places to visit: Blackberry 101     tips & tricks

  I suggest that you remove the application of PocketDay you installed recently to AW.  Restart your device and see if that does not get rid of the error message.  Go a few days and confirm that the error remains far away.  Then you can try to reinstall the application; Perhaps the installation has been corrupted. (btw I see on the site of PocketDay all BB PocketDay products have been abandoned so maybe that is the issue.) I could not find the app in AW either.)  Let us know how it goes.

  Happy to welcome you!

• BlackBerry smartphones "Eception exception: java.lang.Classcast Exception'"

  I have a Blackberry Pearl, I have the problem with the message "Eception exception: Exception java.lang.Classcast" at the time of the twinning with my SEAT Lyon, my phone has worked for more than 12 months and made that start showing this message, can anyone give help on how to solve the problem

  Hello

  Thanks for the replies, I've sorted the problem, recently I addeda group to the directory and I guess the car don't like groups when his tent to view the directory

• BlackBerry Smartphones Eception exception java.lang.illegalargumentexception

  I have a BB 9000 and I get the error message will receive my password to connect to the device "Eception exception java.lang.illegalargumentexception" and does not know how to recover from the error.

  In addition my device crashes when I'm in the mailbox, tap Email reconciliation option. The problems started at the same time - someone can help me?

  Try to find a way to fully recharge the SW without luck - the Option simply not available in the Desktop Manager.

  Thank you very much

  I got the device as new last week (expansys).

  I did as you say.

  Backup,

  Wipe

  and immediately after the wipe when the device reboot I get the error msg in the subject line.

  When I restore items I get an error. "Error restoring databases"

  I tried the full restoration or Advance restore file by file. When I do file-by-file I first time the error when you restore the database. Records

  Thank you

• Eception Exception Java.lang.IndexOutOfBounds blackBerry smartphones

  Someone knows how to fix this?  I get it trying to open text thank you Messages

  Hi and welcome to the forums!

  Let us know if you have any questions.

  Thank you

  Bifocals

  KB25973 "Eception exception java.lang.indexOutofBoundsException" appears when you open the text Messages Application.

  Overview At the opening of the application of text message BlackBerry® smartphone displays untrapped following exception error message

  Untrapped exception java.lang.indexOutofBoundsException

• BlackBerry Smartphones Eception exception java.lang.illegalstateexception on a storm

  Hello.  I have a storm 9530 and that you have installed several apps on the short time since then when I got it (~ 1 month ago).  When I restart or reset the phone, I get some error messages

  "Eception exception java.lang.illegalstateexception."

  The other is

  "illegal java script error '.

  What it means?
  What application is this?
  How to track it down to fix it?

  If it is not possible to say which application is the cause, how do I erase everything and start from scratch, so I can add 1 app at a time and see what app triggers errors?  I posted this question crackberry.com and blackberryforums.com but have not had someone answer which leads me to believe that they cannot be understood.

  Thanks in advance for any help you can provide me.

  Steve

  I'll start the process and let you know if what I meet problems.  It will take me a few days because calls from the families, but will post when I can.

  Thank you once again.

  Steve

• Smartphones blackBerry one other Exception: java.lang.NullPointerException uncaught

  Hi all - I'm new here, so please accept my clumsiness.

  My apologies to annoy everyone on this subject again; I have seen and read the thread where someone (of the Germany, like me) had the problem to constantly get the error Exception: java.lang.NullPointerException no message intercepted, but the proposed solution didn't solve it for me (or else, I was too stupid to understand). In addition, for some reason, the link given to improvements in T-Mobile does not work (I get the msg that it is an invalid URL).

  Some data:

  BB bold 9000 smartphone v4.6.0.126 (Platform 4.0.0.135)

  Carrier: T-Mobile

  tried battery pull, several times in fact, and it makes no difference.

  have you tried sms/email = separated under Messages, but only got the "untrapped" error message again.

  The trick to reinstall the device OS sounds good, but how do I go about this? (* daft *)

  I would be extremely grateful for the help; the at T-Mobile customer service said Friday (24) that technical support remember, but they have not yet and when I call them they just tell me to be patient, something which is becoming quite difficult.

  Thanks in advance everyone,

  Viveka

  Follow the exact procedure, originally posted by Bumblepie

  The software seems to be corrupted.

  Make sure you have the latest version of the software for your device and your carrier installed on the computer.

  Click here to get your carrier software - http://na.blackberry.com/eng/support/downloads/download_sites.jsp

  It's the device, software, not the Office Manager.

  Download and double-click to install you're your computer. Don't connect the device again.

  Once done, go to drive C: Program Files: common files: Research in Motion: App Loader and double-click on loader.exe.

  Once the Welcome screen appears, plug the battery in and click Next. When you see the PIN number appear after maybe a few minutes press next.

  Once he arrives at the device application part, select only things you need, uncheck all other languages, etc..

  On the last page before you click on finish, you see an option "ADVANCED", click on this button and make sure that both check boxes are fixed.

  This will fix the problem.

• Smartphones from blackBerry 8350i eception exception java.lang.NullPointerException after hard reset

  basic information:

  8350i

  v4.6.1.204 (Platform 3.0.0.73)

  Desktop Manager 4.7

  everything is good except that I was using two batteries, one in the phone and the other in a charger. When the battery is almost empty I swap with one charge naturally causing a hard reset.

  This procedure worked well for at least a week or two, until last month when I swapped batteries - after the hard reset, I had

  Eception exception: java.lang.NullPointerException

  I could make calls, but all other software were corrupted... practically nothing else worked... missing icons etc.

  tried all kinds of solutions, but the only thing that fixed it was a full-on device software erase/recharging, then a restore of data since the previous backup. at the time, I thought it was just something random and was happy to learn how to do a full charge of the software.

  then yesterday it happened again (even once, at the end of the security check immediately after the hard reset). now I'm afraid to swap batteries because it seems that every time I have hard reset it recharge a 10% chance (I guess) of corruption of software and a complete takes considerable time.

  If anyone else has noticed this? does anyone have a solution?

  can I change batteries without a hard reset; i.e. Exchange while that connected to the power supply? I have not tried this yet for fear of harming my BB.

  any help is appreciated,

  John d.

  15 seconds is too short period of time.

  It took at least a minute before returning the battery.

  Error you reported is related to badly written in device memory operating data.

  In most cases, helps to battery pull. But you must wait at least one minute before you put the battery on the device.

  When you do battery pull make sure that this device is not connected to any external device or the wall charger.

  In the event of battery pull does not help, I recommend to consider wiping the device memory.

• Exception: java.lang.nullpointerexception eception blackBerry smartphones... Help!

  I get the following message at the start when I turn on my 9000.

  uncaught exception: java.lang.nullpointerexception

  Also, when I started this post I also couldn't get my missed calls! Very frustrating. Any ideas would be apprecieated.

  Check that this thread to solve:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/Rim/Board/message?board.ID=9500&thread.ID=36430&jump=true

  There is the same issue discussed.

  Check this box and post here can you solve your problem with this information.