JDE 5.0.0 TransportInfo.getTransportDescriptors (int)

Hello

I'm new to the Blackberry development and is currently undergoing the 5.0.0 API and have a few questions about the TransportInfo.getTransportDescriptors (int) method.

The API said that this method returns an array of object of TransportDescriptors. My question is how can I get a single TransportDescriptor object given a transportType?

Thank you

There is no way to get a unique TransportDescriptor, because almost all forms of communication on the BlackBerry has more of a path.

For the watch of the info:

http://www.BlackBerry.com/DevMediaLibrary/view.do?name=NetworkingTransportsII

Tags: BlackBerry Developers

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-a Wizard opens where you can add languages, ultimately the language files are created
-create an interface in eclipse with a long BUNDLE_ID and a string BUNDLE_NAME. It contains a constant int with the same name as the language file. the value is not important (= 0 is sufficient). This file is not used by JDE/CAP, it is only to betray Eclipse them.
(you can skip this step if you are developing in the JDE. Please apply with the local therapist and at least try a decent development environment)

ApplicationMenuItem called with null in JDE 4.6 when you enter the phone number

When I install a custom phone app, ApplicationMenuItem and

try to enter a number on the keypad of the native Dialer, and then click the custom menu,

my custom ApplicationMenuItem is called with a null context object.

This same code + test case works well under the 4.5 JDE / 8300 emulator

and device 8320, but fails under JDE 4.6 with the BB 9000 emulator

and device

To reproduce the bug:

* Build/launch of the attached test application

* Send with previous key

* Go to the native Dialer

* Enter "123" on the keyboard of the phone

* Click on the trackball

* Choose Bug49 the context menu

* It will appear a dialog box indicating "context has the null value - is this a bug?

NOTE that if, rather than enter a number on the keypad of the phone with step 4.

a call log is selected, then it works and a non-null context object is passed.

Can I make it work? If this is a known bug, are

It no work around?

import net.rim.blackberry.api.menuitem.ApplicationMenuItem;import net.rim.blackberry.api.menuitem.ApplicationMenuItemRepository;import net.rim.device.api.ui.UiApplication;import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.Dialog;import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.LabelField;import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.RichTextField;import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.MainScreen;

public class Bug49 extends UiApplication { public Bug49()    {     super();      Bug49Screen screen = new Bug49Screen();       pushScreen(screen);       ApplicationMenuItemRepository amir = ApplicationMenuItemRepository.getInstance();     Bug49NativeMenu bug49NativeMenu = new Bug49NativeMenu(0);     amir.addMenuItem(ApplicationMenuItemRepository.MENUITEM_PHONE, bug49NativeMenu ); }

  public static void main(String[] args) {      Bug49 b49 = new Bug49();      b49.enterEventDispatcher();   }

   static class Bug49Screen extends MainScreen {     public Bug49Screen() {            super();          setTitle(new LabelField("Hello"));            add(new RichTextField("Hello"));      } }

  static class Bug49NativeMenu extends ApplicationMenuItem  {     public Bug49NativeMenu(int order) {           super(order);     }     public Object run(Object context) {           if (context == null) {                Dialog.alert("context is null -- is this a bug?");            }         else {                Dialog.alert("context not null");         }         return null;      }     public String toString() {            return "Bug 49";      } }}

It is a problem in the version of BlackBerry device software 4.6.0. It has been fixed in version 4.7.0.

MenuItem / JDE 4.5

I created an app for JDE 4.7 and have managed to add menus using the following code:
```
private class AboutScreen extends MainScreen {
    public AboutScreen() {
        super();
            setTitle(" About");
            LabelField about = new LabelField();
            about.setText("Some text");
            add(about);
    }
}

private MenuItem _aboutItem = new MenuItem("About", 110, 100) {
    public void run() {
        _aboutScreen = new AboutScreen();
        UiApplication.getUiApplication().pushScreen(_aboutScreen);
    }
};

private class HelpScreen extends MainScreen {
    public HelpScreen() {
        super();
        setTitle(" Help");
        LabelField about = new LabelField();
        about.setText("Some text");
        add(about);
    }
}

private MenuItem _helpItem = new MenuItem("Help", 120, 100) {
    public void run() {
        _helpScreen = new HelpScreen();
        UiApplication.getUiApplication().pushScreen(_helpScreen);
    }
};

//create a menu item for users to close the application
private MenuItem _closeItem = new MenuItem("Close", 200000, 10) {
    public void run() {
        onClose();
    }
};

//override makeMenu to add the new menu items
protected void makeMenu( Menu menu, int instance ) {
    menu.add(_aboutItem);
    menu.add(_closeItem);
    menu.add(_helpItem);
}
```
When I compile the same application using JDE 4.5, the application compiles without any problem. The application runs as well. However, when I select the menus I add (comments or help), I get a "JVM error 104 Eception: IllegalStateException. Once I click on continue, the menu screen appears however the labelField does not work.

Can someone point me in the right direction? I am a new developer to learn the tricks of the trade. Look through the forums, I found nothing useful found in my particular case. I appreciate any input that helps me learn what I am doing wrong.

I don't know what I thought when I started to fill a labelField with text and layout form then she. I should have used a RichTextField from the outset. I changed the labelField for RichTextFields in my two menu items and all is well. No more error JVM 104.

When I said I'm new to application development, I really wanted to say that I am new to application development. I find that what I have learned in my classes of college only takes you so far. You must get your nose to the grindstone and write applications to get the experience to know what works and what does not work.

In any case, I appreciate your comments as well as the entrance, I got Peter.

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