IllegalArgumentException in drawbitmap

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  I'm an IllegalArgumentException (with null backtrace and message) when I do the following in the paint for a custom field method:

  g.ROP (Graphics.ROP_SRCMONOEXPAND_COPY, x, y, FONT_CHAR_WIDTH, FONT_CHAR_HEIGHT, font_, left, top);

  However, the following works (though without the colorization, I want):

  g.drawBitmap (x, y, FONT_CHAR_WIDTH, FONT_CHAR_HEIGHT, font_, left, top);

  font_ is a Bitmap loaded from a custom PNG (a monospace font) file. I use the Eclipse plugin and a 4.5.0 Simulator. ROP() worked from 4.2 and 4.5 API documentation made no mention that he has changed since then. ROP_SRCMONOEXPAND_COPY is not obsolete, is it?

  Does anyone have insight into this? Thanks in advance.

  Never mind, you were right - the file PNG itself stores 1 bit per pixel, but for some reason Bitmap.getBitmapResource () that converts a bitmap with 16 bits per pixel. The documentation for Graphics.rop () does not indicate that there is a problem, and indeed it works when compiled with the 4.2 API on devices physical time 8830 and 9000. When I give a 1-bit Bitmap to Graphics.rop (), it works with ROP_SRCMONOEXPAND_COPY.

  RIM, please update the documentation of the JDE to tell API Graphics.rop () is no longer can use any image, and it will throw an IllegalArgumentException if he dislikes the Bitmap image, he is given.

• IllegalArgumentException in PIMItem.getString (int, int)

  int[] intarray = cont.getFields();
  for(int x = 0; x < intarray.length; x++)
  {
      System.out.println(cont.getString(intarray[x],0));
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  This is just one example of code, but it throws the same exception is my real application.  Suite is a Contact object that I've initialized from the context object in the address book.  Whenever I get to the line getString, it throws an IllegalArgumentException for anything other than the constant of PIMItem.TEL despite the fact that other objects are not null.  I develop for the Blackberry 7290 with Handheld Software version 4.1 and JDE version 4.1.  Is there a reason that I'm getting this exception?

  EDIT: Sorry, Contact.TEL not PIMItem

  You don't want to read a string if it * is * a string.  Try something like:

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• Push registration: (Berr java.lang.IllegalArgumentException) network error

  Hello

  We try to get WebWorks push the work but are a problem with blackberry.push.openBISPushListener. The onRegister function returns a status of 1 (network error).

  The log file shows the following:

  11/9 10:00:54 W net.rim.blackberry.api.push - Berr java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
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  11/9 10:00:21 a Contapp - Register push application
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  This application is used to work so I wonder if something might have changed in the upgrade of the server push.

  The application code is the following:

  And the following push configuration in the config.xml file:

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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    read_device_identifying_information
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  It is all tested on a device 9300.

  Any ideas as to why we get this error?

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  This issue should now be resolved, please let me know if you continue to have problems with the registration with the EVAL server.

• ApplicationMessageFolderRegistry registerFolder IllegalArgumentException

  I have the same problem Visual as described in this post solved, however my way to get there is slightly different than in my opinion. To explain, I am trying to save a folder of messages for the purpose of issuing alerts and notifications on certain events. My app is, technically, neither demand nor a UIApplication - it is a top-level class who will then create one or the other according to the entry point. My background AEP monitor is an Application and my ASP UI is a UIApplication. In other words the main function is not in a class of each types.

  I need to create an application folder in which the background AEP monitor can send messages. The folder must be registered with the ASP of the UI so that it's what opens when the dossier is typed on the home screen. I get the IllegalArgumentException When calling ApplicationMessageFolderRegistry.registerFolder and I think it is because my main application is not strictly speaking a UIApplication.

  Can anyone confirm that it is the expected exception in this situation and what I might be able to do about this please? It will be difficult for the redesign of my application at this point... I'd like that there is another solution. Here is the code that generates the exception. What is strange, is that sometimes it seems to work ok, but sometimes it does not work and I then two icons of the application in the notification bar.

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  It seems I have fixed this problem. The solution was to place the call to my code above inside a new workable with invokeLater. I was using an executable elsewhere in the code, that's why the problem seemed to be intermittent.

  By comparing the two code sections was the only way I stumbled upon this fix. The document does not indicate that this could cause an IllegalArgumentException thrown so I wonder now how would I know otherwise. I don't know * why * this fixes it for me... any other comments welcome!

• Blackberry Simulator running: IllegalArgumentException

  Hello

  Recently I had to reinstall Eclipse and I when I try to run the simulator of eclipse, I get this error:

  Cannot start the Simulator. Verify that this file exists.

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  If I open the plugin file and run "fledge.exe" from there the Simulator opens. This was happening to anyone else?

  Thanks for your advice,

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  I ended up reinstalling Eclipse in "C:\Eclipse\" rather than "C:\Program Files\Eclipse\" because of the white space in "Program Files". Works fine now! @Nelvin I am sure that your solution works just as well.

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  Ben

• g.drawBitmap problem

  
  

  Try this.

   g.drawBitmap(0, 0, 50, Display.getHeight(), myBackground, 0, 0);
  

  And what is myBackbround.

  Look at this reference

  public void drawBitmap(int x,                       int y,                       int width,                       int height,                       Bitmap bitmap,                       int left,                       int top)
  

  Parameters:

  x -Leaves the edge of the region of destination.

  y -Top on board the destination region.

  width -Width of the destination region.

  height -Height of the destination region.

  bitmap -Bitmap to draw.

  left -Edge of the region within the bitmap to pull to the left.

  top -Top on the region within the bitmap to draw.

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• How to use graphics.drawBitmap

  I have the 10 * 15 bitmap.

  If I want to draw a Bitmap occuping full displaywidth and the height of the image, I can do using this image.

  I tried to use this, but I can't get the single image to the required width. Method is

  graphics.drawBitmap (10,20,340,image.getHeight (), image, 0, 0);

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  Respect of

  Rakesh shankar.

  rcmaniac25 is right. You need first to scale your bitmap to the desired width. You would like to use the following method to the scale of your bitmap in width:

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• TextField + NumericTextFilter = IllegalArgumentException

  Hello

  I have a text field with a NumericTextFilter

  net.rim.device.api.ui.component.TextField t = new TextField();

  t.setFilter (new NumericTextFilter());

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  Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards

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  So you say that when your username is centered on an EditField with this standard TextFilter in place, and they type an alphabetic characters, and not a numeric characters, your program gets an IllegalArgumentException?

  To be honest I find it hard to understand.  In all cases where use filters, the invalid keystrokes are ignored.

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• IllegalArgumentException in SQLiteDemo on CodeSigningKey (int, String)

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  I am trying to run the SQLiteDemo on my BlackBerry Simulator (5.0) (using Eclipse plug-ins, JDE). The project will build without any problem. When I try to launch the project of the Simulator, however, I get an IllegalArgumentException on CodeSigningKey.get (int, String) on line 308 of CodeSigningKey.class (whose source is not found).

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• ApplicationPermissionsManager get "object already exists" IllegalArgumentException

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• App not install on tour: 907/IllegalArgumentException

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

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• question of drawbitmap

  I am doing a custom desktop like application blackberry maps (drag and zoom) except that I show my own images.  I can't drag the image around with drawbitmap but because of the high settings and left I can go only in two ways, i.e. If the top/left parameters are negative, I get an Exception of illegal Argument.

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• Impossible to get drawBitmap to work

  Hello

  I read a lot of discussions and tutorials on drawBitmap to help, but I'm still stuck. When the user clicks on a button, I need to display one transparent png heap on another to create a display. I'm stuck to display only on the png, and fewer still those overlapping.

  I was hoping that someone could take a look at my code and tell me why my finger1.png is displayed. maintitle.PNG and buttons display as I want. Can anyone find where I have gone wrong?

  Net.rim.device.api.ui import. *;
  Net.rim.device.api.ui.component import. *;
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  Private button1 As ButtonField.
  private ButtonField button2;
  private ButtonField button3;
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  Public Shared Sub main (String [] args)
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  Button1 = new ButtonField ("button1") {}
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  Bitmap img = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("images/finger1.png");
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  Thank you very much.

  Kind regards

  Scott

  getGraphics() contains this warning in the documentation:

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  To work around this problem, you can preload rather this bitmap ("finger1") at the front and then call invalidate() on the screen and paint to paint the screen. How you decide to do it is to you, the lazy (and faster) way is to use a flag, the OO approach more implements a drawable send queue that is strong enough but obviously slower since you must browse (note that I didn't say synchronize .)