Java application and BlackBerry 10?

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• How to install the BlackBerry Java application in BlackBerry 10 Dev alpha

  Hello

  Does anyone know how to install the BlackBerry Java application in BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha. I am able to wear an Android app in worms BlackBerry Dev Alpha 10. But there is no idea to install application developed with BlackBerry Java SDK 7.1 in verse 10 BlackBerry Dev alpha.

  Thanks in advance.

  I guess what pradeep_ch is correct,

  FYI,.

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/DevCon-update-BB-Java-is-dead-no-Java-suppor...

  Thank you

• Requirements/process and how long is the lead-time before my java application for BlackBerry will be certified?

  Hello

  I would like to work on a java application to run on BlackBerry devices.

  Are there policies of certification that I must follow so that my application will be certified and downloaded in the store?

  I'm also curious to know how long certification process normally takes from submission to approval?

  Thanks for any help you can provide.

  Tanoe glance here, giving you the details of how to submit to AppWorld

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/1573156/What_Is_-_Pro...

  ----------------------------------------------------

  If I helped you press AS button

• I could develop Java Application for Blackberry device software version 5.0 to 6.0 JDE

  Hi, expert,

  I saw this line of the ' BlackBerry Java Development Environment - 4.7.0 - fundamentals Guide'.

  It is said:

  ===============================

  With each major version of the BlackBerry Device Software and the FMV of BlackBerry, Research In Motion includes the
  corresponding Java API and version of the BlackBerry® Java® development environment. The version of the BlackBerry device
  Software determines the version of the BlackBerry® integrated development environment that you can use to develop
  applications. For example, RIM released BlackBerry Device Software version 4.0 and BlackBerry JDE version 4.0 in even
  time. BlackBerry JDE version 4.0 supports APIs that were introduced in BlackBerry Device Software version 4.0
  and BlackBerry JVM version 4.0.

  The applications that you create by using BlackBerry JDE Version 4.0 only work on BlackBerry devices
  running BlackBerry Device Software version 4.0 or later.

  =========================

  The last sentence talking about version 4.0 of JDE. I think that would mean that I could not develop a java application on JDE 6.0 for Blackberry 5.0 version of the software, even if I do not use any new API to 6.0. However, it seems to me that it is a useless limitation. Could someone throw some lights on it?

  I'm going to agree with superdirt here.

  I have the 5.0 OS update of applications work well on OS 5.0, 6.0 and 7.0 of the OS OS phones.  I try not to recompile for levels of the OS, if I can, and so far I've been perfectly safe with OS 5.0 running on the later levels of the operating system.  So you should be able to get away with just using OS 5.0.

  Not that it is important for you, but I just thought I documents some historical information about level changes.  .

  As far as I know it 2 change cod in the file format, one to the 4.0 OS and the other in OS 4.2.  Therefore, if you want to run anything in OS 6.0 or above, it must be compiled in OS 4.2 or higher.  Again, I have applications compiled to OS 4.2 running on OS 6.0, without no problem devices.

  There have been changes to the API - the result is that the code that works in OS xx does not work in OS yy where yy is after xx.  I hit a few of them and have so far managed to rework the code so that it works very well on both levels of the operating system.  In general it is things that I do wrong anyway, as the older operating systems (from memory) are not as strict on when the event Thread must be used.

  The problem with OS 4.7 compatibility is an impact and to get more of this, for devices touch screen only, I compile using OS 4.7.  If an application that uses only the functionality that was available in the OS 4.2, I compile on OS 4.2 for non touch screen phones and OS 4.7 for touchscreen phones.  And everything works fine.

  I hope this helps.

• How to upgrade your java application using Blackberry desktop Manager?

  Hi all

  How can I update an application using Blackberry Desktop Manager. ?

  because I'm not able to do this by using "Application loader" > editing Application in the Desktop Manager.

  If please suggest me some reference or guide in this regard.

  Thanks & best regards,

  Narendra.

  Did you change the version number? DM will not recognize the program as an update version number increments unless.

• XML application and blackberry

  Hello;

  IAM develop an application that manipulate an XML from java blackberry applications, I have a few textField and I want to add the container of these fields in a file xml as a new tags, and I want to change the doc added to likely he fields is added in the same texyField I'll Likely and save changes to the xml file I made somes codes but it's not working if there is no tutorial or the method that works in BB request can we just send it to me, I'm stuck at this step.

  Thank you very much for help

  Hello. This forum exists to disturb us, so don't be sorry!

  Skimming just your code, I think that the line:

  CFile = (FileConnection) Connector.open ("dat.xml", Connector.READ_WRITE, true);

  may be causing the exception. Connector.open method requires the first argument a string in the format:

  {schema of}: [{target}] [{parms}]

  where {} is the name of a Protocol and is required. Your argument, 'dat.xml', is not a plan. Since you are built on a FileConnection, the Protocol should be 'leader '. Also, the target must be an absolute path name. A typical target for a file that is stored in the memory of the unit would be:

  'file:///store/home/user/dat.xml '.

  To the SD card, a typical target would be:

  'file:///SDCard/BlackBerry/dat.xml '.

  You can determine the roots of system file using FileSystemRegistry.listRoots ().

• Application and Blackberry blackBerry 10 z3 software store problems (OS 10.3.2.2876)

  I recently updated my BlackBerry z3 software and because the I had problems with my Amazon app store where I download applications, then it shows me that the application is installed, but when I check my device I don't seem to find the app, I tried to uninstall applications, but it will not be my Amazon store rather closed automatically and even if the apps that I download does not appear on my device it always use my device memory causing my system to slow or restart more than inopportuned times making me lose a lot of files... Please if anyone can help please leave your comments

  Ok. The last part of #4 is good. But you don't mention if you have installed this fix I linked at the end of my post above.

  Take a look at the article on the first link. If you do not already know, I want you to understand the reason of this difficulty and what he does. I don't know whether or not your question is part of the same problem. If you already did the difficulty, however, then we go.

  So, back to the last part of #4. You say that you see the applications listed in the monitor of the device. Under normal circumstances, apps can be deleted from here. Let's see if you can do it.

  In the monitor of the device, select the screen of storage (third from left, before the use of the CPU. Now, press in and hold the app. A window should slide out on the left with two selections, see details and delete. Press DELETE.

  The app deletes it or not? If this is not the case, do you have an error message? If so, what would you say?

  If the application does not delete, this is where we're going... If you do not install the fix I linked, then do the fix.  Be careful and follow the directions exactly.  Then try again to delte the app that I described just above.

• Call Web Service via a Java Application and analyze the response

  I have currently developed a service web (http://nycews.datajump.com/ATMUtilities.asmx/GetReverseGeoCode?Lat=42.9790550&Lng=-78.7856140) as returnes an address in xml format. I need to know what is the best way to call this connection and parse the XML to display the address to the user in a popupscreen.

  Here is a corrected version...

     public String getAddress() {
          String myString = "My String";
          byte[] postData = myString.getBytes();
          String myAddress = null; // address to return
          HttpConnection httpConnection;
          DataOutputStream os;
          Document doc;
  
          String myURLString = "http://www.google.com;interface=wifi"; // use a connection method here
  
          try {
              httpConnection = (HttpConnection) Connector.open(myURLString);
              httpConnection.setRequestMethod(HttpConnection.POST);
              httpConnection.setRequestProperty(HttpProtocolConstants.HEADER_CONTENT_TYPE, "application / requestJson");
              os = httpConnection.openDataOutputStream();
              os.write(postData);
              int rc = httpConnection.getResponseCode();
  
              if (rc != HttpConnection.HTTP_OK) {
                  return "";
              }
  
              httpConnection.getResponseCode();
  
      // The following code was taken from http://www.blackberry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800332/800599/How_To_...
              DocumentBuilderFactory docBuilderFactory = DocumentBuilderFactory. newInstance();
              DocumentBuilder docBuilder = docBuilderFactory.newDocumentBuilder();
              docBuilder.isValidating();
              doc = docBuilder.parse(httpConnection.openDataInputStream());
              doc.getDocumentElement ().normalize ();
              NodeList list=doc.getElementsByTagName("*");
              String _node = new String("");
              Node tempNode = null;
  
        //this "for" loop is used to parse through the
        //XML document and extract all elements and their
        //value, so they can be displayed on the device
  
            for (int i=0;i		   

• "Send and forget" in Java application

  Hello

  I am interested in the development of Java applications in BlackBerry. I am very new in this area, just a couple of days downloading some JDE and some documents. I read in the document "BlackBerry_MDS_Studio_Fundamentals_413.pdf", page 11, 'Asynchronous programming model' section:

  "Send-and-forget principle implies that the BlackBerry Application of MDS Studio once built and sends the message, the message
  is no longer a matter of concern for the application. »

  This feature applies to the Java application too? I read some JDE documents, so far, I have not found the answer.

  Thanks in advance.

  Network communications for duration of MDS Applications is managed by MDS Runtime.  The application does not require a developer to create any code to handle network traffic.  This means that the developer can simply choose the communication patterns of different network for their application based on the options they choose for their application.

  On the side of Java, the code for network communication is created by the Java developer.  This means that you can implement your network communication by using the template of your choice.

• Deployment of Oracle Express and Java Application in a single installation

  Is it possible to deploy a Java application using Oracle express as the back-end in an installation? So in other words, rather than the installation of oracle express separately from the application, we seek to install from an executable file, including the java application and all the necessary components for oracle express to run.
  
  Your help is greatly appreciated.
  
  
  Thank you
  
  Mahmoud

  Hello

  You can install the database using a response file. Depending on the setup of your Java application, you can create a sort of meta-Installer creates a response file for the database and a response/parameter file for your application setup program and then run both in a single step.
  See the corresponding [url http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17781_01/install.112/e18802/toc.htm#BABCCGCF] section of the Setup Guide for more information about the answer file.

  -Udo

• Pushing data from a Java application * confused *.

  Hello community,

  I'm new to the BlackBerry Push. I tried to understand what options are available to provide data to a Java application and how it can be tested.

  There are so many documents on this subject, for example:

  1. Push for the BlackBerry Enterprise Server software
  2. BlackBerry Push service
  3. Push blackBerry SDK service

  What I discovered thanks to these documents.

  1. There are two formats that can be used to send data through the BES (PAP push / push RIM)
  2. BlackBerry Push service has two levels (BB push Essentials / BB push more - limited to 8 KB content)
  3. In the Push Service SDK, there are two modes available (public and business mode)

  For me, these information are really confusing.

  What I don't understand:

  I. can the software of the BlackBerry Push Service SDK be used for both options 1. & 2. mentioned above? (referring to public and business mode)

  II. is there documentation how to push Service SDK can be configured for the mode of the company?

  III. when you use BES Push is also limited to 8 KB content size?

  IV. is it possible to only a single client application that can be used to BES and BIS push?

  Thanks in advance.

  I. the SDK can be used to push either a BIS or BES. The SDK has a setting to determine if its pressure through the (public) BIS or BES (company). The SDK can be used to push push Essentials or Plush Push. The SDK software uses the API of PAP.

  II. I'm not sure of the documentation, but I don't know that the SDK can ask a BES for sure. But in the end, you need to set the PushSDK.properties flag to push public were false.

  III. no the BES is not a limitation of 8 k.

  IV. I'm not an expert on client applications, but I think you need to develop a version for BIS and a version for BES.

• Signature of java applications

  Hello everyone.

  I'm really new to this forum, but I have a question.

  Mabye some of you can point me in the right direction.

  So I'm a java developer and I started to develop java applications for blackBerry (only 1 so far).

  No, I want to develop an application with the PUSH API so I can connect to a flow (flow RSS etc) the problem is that I am not allowed to runt this request, because they say it tryes to access secure API.

  Now how can I sign my applications so I'm able to run their (IE connect to e-mail, internal storage, basically all restricted API)

  Thank you very much for the help.

  Useful links,

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800989/What_Is_-_Code...

  Go to the PDF file, it tells you how to register your signing keys.

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/8067/645045/8655/8656/138132...

  Following will explain how to sign the COD files.

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800989/How_To_-_Sign _...

• Webworks app - same keys as signature by signing the java application?

  Hi people.

  I develop java applications and I joined them successfully.

  Now, I tried to use webworks so I installed the sdk and the ripple. Application works well in the Simulator, but I want to deploy to the device, so I need sign app. My question is: is webwork using the same keys for the signature of the app which are used in a java application? Or I need new keys for webwork?

  If it is the same. How to sign app if key for java applications has been installed before webworks?

  Thanks for the replies

  Thank you

  Acctually what I registered with same. New did not work properly. He has not signed any files

• BlackBerry 8220 BB of Smartphones and Java applications

  Hello. How can I find out if BB 8220 supports Java applications written for VoIP and Skype? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  NoLimits wrote:

  Ok. So in this case it would be AppStore BB?

  I'm not sure I understand your question. AppWorld is simply a portal, applications developed by other ATMs... AppWorld is not a House of application development.

  NoLimits wrote:

  Or next to BB can I try to get a few apps for BB from different as you call the developers?

  There are several others that you can try (e.g., Handango, Handmark, BPlay, GetJAR and Mobihand). I found that there are very few applications that is exclusive to AppWorld. You can see the online catalogue and then look for other sources of supply, including quite often on the developer website.

  Good luck!

• Date time format BlackBerry java application

  Hi all

  I'll have a Date format time as ' 2013-10 - 09T 12: 45:00 + 05:30 '. How can I convert in ' hh: mm a "or" hh: mm a "in my Blackberry Java Application.

  Thank you and best regards.

  I will not be able to solve this problem using techniques integrated... In any case I analyzed it manually...

  Thankng you all for you answer!