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  We have a device 8800 (firmware 4.1.2.79) with a runtime exception whenever on the battery reset. Morganphone is an in-house application built on JDE 4.1.0.  This device also shows the same exception of ApplicationMenuItemRepository.addMenuItem on another application inhouse.  I suspect it is device-specific, but what causes this runtime exception?

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• pushGlobalScreen of background application give runtime exception.

  Hi all

  I've implemented an application extending application. making background app.

  also, I updated the property system and auto-start module.

  Now, I want to display a message to the screen. to do this, I used following code...

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  Is there no work around to do the same thing...

  Waiting for response...

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  Replace this statement:

  ui.pushGlobalScreen (screen, 1, UiEngine.GLOBAL_MODAL);

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• Obtaining Exception while am uses "GLOBAL_MODAL" like this

  Hi guys,.

  Obtaining Exception while am uses "GLOBAL_MODAL" like this

  Ui.getUiEngine () .pushGlobalScreen (screen, 1, UiEngine.GLOBAL_MODAL);

  It is throwing "java.lang.RuntimeException: pushGlobalScreen (modal) called by a thread of non-event."

  How can I solve this? Please help someone through this

  Thanks in advance,

  Hi Peter,.

  Thanks for your reply. Sorry I have no solution yet.

  While I use "dialog.doModal () or Ui.getUiEngine (.pushGlobalScreen) (myDialog, 1, UiEngine.GLOBAL_MODAL).

  He throws the Runtime Exception. So I'm calling Thread before enterEventDispatcher() to avoid the Runtime Exception

  If I use like this...

  Public Shared Sub main (String [] args)
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  PAP TestApplication = new TestApplication();
  New Thread (theApp) m:System.NET.HttpListener.start ();
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  public void run() {}
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  Kiss has

• TouchEvent exception on vary basic app (9550 sim)

  I have recently interested in programming again and decided to start with the programming of blackberry. I get errors immediately the bat which is not encouraging, but I was hoping someone could help me.

  I created a basic "Getting Started"-based application first tutorial app. I added then added a button and a listener of field for this button that displays an alert dialog box. Very simple, but in my Simulator (9550) I get a runtime exception which stops at "TouchEventInternal.getGlobalX (int). This happens when I click 'OK' on the alert dialog.

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      ChecklistScreen(Screen).dispatchTouchEvent(TouchEvent) line: 1010
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      Checklist.main(String[]) line: 11
  

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  CheckList.java:

  package com.rim.samples.checklist;
  
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.UiApplication;
  
  public class Checklist extends UiApplication
  {
  
      public static void main(String[] args)
      {
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          theApp.enterEventDispatcher();
      }
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      {
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  package com.rim.samples.checklist;
  
  import java.util.*;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.*;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.MainScreen;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.*;
  
  public final class ChecklistScreen extends MainScreen
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  Micah_H Hey!

  I guess you need to access the UI event handling, since it seems that you are outdoors. For example, you can use invokeLater () methods or invokeAndWait ().

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  Anyway, honestly, I surprised when your code works on previous 9530 Simulator. I don't know why!

  Kind regards

  Klerisson

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  I just want that it print the string "disabled" on the screen.

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