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• which method is called when the screen has lost focus but stays on blackberry?

  Hello

  I want to know in which method is called when the screen has lost focus, but always visible BlackBerry?

  For example, a screen is in the foreground and we disply dialog box so that the screen is visible but not to focus, therefore, at this time that methos called when we close this dialog box?

  Please, help me please please

  Override the following methods in your class to screen according to your needs

  1. when the screen button to the stack

  Call

  onDisplay() or

  onUiEngineAttached(boolean attached) - so attached is true then your screen is at the top of the screen

  2. When you are in a backlight and the lcd screen turns off to your state of rest and turns on again when you actively use this form

  call

  onVisibilityChange(boolean visible) - if visible is set to true, then you get the focus when the lcd display turns

  3. when your application moves to the background by clicking the red end button (i.e. without quiting the app, yet yours is active in the background)

  call

  onExposed() - when your application comes to the foreground of the background or during any type of screen that is in the top get popped

  & call

  onObscured() - when your application moves to the background, or when a screen pushed above your current screen more

• Paint method is called repeatedly

  Hello

  I am facing a problem with my method of painting for one of my classes that extends BitMapField. Keeps the paint method called, even if there is no user input. I tried to run my application on my simulator mode debugging so that I can confirm that the paint method is called repeatedly.

  Here is the list of specific things to my class and also the steps I took to fix this problem:

  1. I went on methods onFocus and onUnFocus for this class. I thought they might be the culprit, so I commented on them but the paint for this class method always gets called.

  2. I have objects of that class type housed in some custom HorizontalFieldManagers and VerticalFieldManagers. Each of them have invalid codes to perform certain operations. Also I tried to comment out these lines, but to no avail. Initially, I assumed that invalidate repainted the entire screen, without worrying be call from where paint of my custom BitmapField method is called on.

  3. I also more mounted onFocus and onUnFocus for my hfms and vfms methods. I commented out them, but nothing helped. Initially, I assumed the onFocus and onUnFocus methods call my hfms the paint method, which I am also mounted, and call the paint of my bitmapfield method.

  Am I right to assume that if the problem persists, the constant call of painting, I will soon hit a stack overflow? Someone kindly help me on this. Maybe there are other methods that I need to replace? Or there are other methods that call my method of painting?

  Thank you

  Hello

  as suggested, I double-checked my code and found the problem. Using a condition, I do a setBitmap in my painting for the BitmapField method. For some strange reason, calling a setBitmap called paint again. When I tried to put it in my methods onFocus and onUnFocus, they do not call the paint and so the infinite loop does not occur. Thanks for your suggestion.

• 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;
  

• Very weird behavior of LV OOP/classes: wrong dynamic distribution method is called

  I have very strange problem: a Subvi (start_scanning.vi) in my software is supposed to call a method on dynamic distribution (send_trigger.vi) of a class of LV:

  

  However, instead of calling the send_trigger.vi, a completely different method (with a different name and a component of connector without matching) of a class parent is called. LabVIEW then immediately displays a dialog box indicating "LabVIEW: an input parameter is not valid." For example if the input is a path, the path can contain a character not allowed by the operating system such as? or @. The first level VI "main.vi" was arrested in stranger on the block diagram of the 'GenericPlugin.lvclass:set_current_objective.vi '.

  GenericPlugin.lvclass:set_current_objective.vi (mentioned in the message of the dialog box) is the method that is called instead of the correct method. The input parameter invalid, that the message of the dialog box refers to is probably the enum that I pass to my method of distribution dynamic (this enum of course does not match the input parameter expected by set_current_objective.vi).

  I tried to give LabVIEW an additional clue he's trying to call the wrong way by putting another input to the façade of the set_current_objective.vi control (and plug it into the connector pane). Indeed, this change something: LabVIEW then completely stalls (does not respond to ANY user input more), but the correct method (send_trigger.vi) is not executed (sensors inside the method do not run). What is the case if, rather than add additional control on the front of the set_current_objective.vi Panel, I try to pass another enum value to send_trigger.vi.

  A strange observation is that at some point the VI (e.g., start_scanning.vi) somehow try to call the method of dynamic distribution gets locked (the façade seems that ran the VI; and the block schema cannot be modified more).

  I would be grateful any indication which could help me to solve this problem, because I am really stuck now...

  All of the code-compilation of mass seems to have solved the problem.

• the menu item run method not called

  Eclipse SDK Version: 3.4.1

  BlackBerry JDE plugin for Eclipse Version: 1.0.0.50

  BlackBerry JDE component package Version: 4.5.0.14

  I added a menu item to the contacts list. I would like to get the context when the user clicks the menu item, but the run method is not entered. When the user clicks the item in the menu the main routine is entered with correct arguments. Should not called run with the context method? No exception is thrown.

   

  Import net.rim.blackberry.api.menuitem.ApplicationMenuItem;
  Import net.rim.blackberry.api.menuitem.ApplicationMenuItemRepository;
  Import net.rim.device.api.system.Application;
  Import net.rim.device.api.system.ApplicationDescriptor;

  SerializableAttribute public class BwMain extends Application {}
  private static final long APP_ID = 0xf46f5a7867d69ff0L;
  private static final String ARG_LAUNCH_BW = "1";

  public BwMain() {}
  long menuItemLocation = ApplicationMenuItemRepository.MENUITEM_ADDRESSBOOK_LIST;
  ContactsBwMenuItem menuItem = new ContactsBwMenuItem();
  ToolBarMenuButton.AddMenuItem (menuItemLocation, ARG_LAUNCH_BW, menuItem);
  System.Exit (0);
  }

  Public Shared Sub main (String [] args) {}
  If (args == null | args.length == 0) {}
  BwMain bwMain = new BwMain();
  bwMain.enterEventDispatcher ();
  }
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  System.out.println ("App launched from the menu");
  }
  }

  private public static Sub ToolBarMenuButton.AddMenuItem (long location, String argOfAppl, ApplicationMenuItem appMenuItem) {}
  Amir ApplicationMenuItemRepository = ApplicationMenuItemRepository.getInstance ();
  ApplicationDescriptor app = ApplicationDescriptor.currentApplicationDescriptor ();
  app = new ApplicationDescriptor (app, new String [] {ARG_LAUNCH_BW});
  amir.addMenuItem (location, appMenuItem, app);
  }

  private static class ContactsBwMenuItem extends ApplicationMenuItem {}
  {ContactsBwMenuItem()}
  Super (20);
  }

  public String toString() {}
  return "PC connection";
  }

  public Object execute (object context) {}
  try {}
  System.out.println ("input run method");
  } catch (Exception e) {}
  e.printStackTrace ();
  }
  Returns a null value.
  }
  }
  }

  You call system.exit() in the Builder before entering the EventDispatcher. I'm guessing that you add the menu item, but leave the application, and when the menu item is called it is more a reference to the context of the application and decides not to continue. The menu item will not remove itself when the application closes.

• Cancel the deployment of a Web application using a Java method or call

  Hi, I have an application that is running on weblogic I want to cancel the deployment using a Java method or a call.
  Is it possible to do it with a specific API to weblogic or something like?
  Thank you!

  Hi CarolinaCunha,

  Please visit the following link to cancel the deployment of Applications using the Java method:

  http://jaysensharma.WordPress.com/2010/01/15/Undeploying-application-using-Java-method-JMX/

  Thank you
  Jay SenSharma

• Best method to call several process flow sequentially

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  Create a process flow that calls the process Dimension sup flow then done under workflow process. Plan the flow of top-level processes only.

  If

• How to create a generic method that calls the Web Service

  Hi I have a question how to create the Web Service client. In design mode, I can't specify static URLs? WSDL and process.
  
  I found the briliant method in library of apache cxf.
  
  for example
  
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  Y at - it something like CXF in the ADF library?

  If your question has been answered, can you please mark as answer?
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• How to get the return value of the method by calling the stored procedure in ApplModuleImpl

  Hello
  
  I use Jdev 10.1.3.4
  JSF, and ADF business components
  I created a service method in the implementing class of module request to execute the strored procedure in the database.
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  now, I slipped the method of service of data control palette on my JSF page and chose ADF parameter form when I droped.
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  Help, please
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Kind regards
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  Hello

  You must run programmatically run the method binding. If I'm not wrong then the following code will allow you to access the return value

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  Frank

• API / method Java call to check if the page is placed in the fact

  Hi all

  Will there be any appeal of the STANDARD API to check if the page is already placed in the site tree? Ran a search on documentation and could not find. Quick entries will be really useful.

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• Calling the method

  Hello world
  
  Currently, I'm doing my own version of the ADT of stack. I have various methods including one called isEmpty(). It is perhaps an obvious question, but I want to use the method isEmpty() I created in all of my other methods that need it. For example, in the code below, I want to use it in the pop() method to test if the stack is empty, before I have to try to burst something from him. The problem is that it is not let me use the method I created and instead tells me to use .length as for a regular table. How can I do so that it allows me to use the method that I did? Any help appreciated, thanks.
  
  Sorry for the terrible copy paste btw, but I can't seem to be able to figure out how to paste the code with the lines and all.
  
  
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  code
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  Published by: 989888 on February 22, 2013 23:01

  I want to use the method isEmpty() I created in all of my other methods that need it.

  So call it.

  For example, in the code below, I want to use it in the pop() method to test if the stack is empty, before I have to try to burst something from him. The problem is that it is not let me use the method I created

  You didn't create it. You can't create methods in the classes in table.

  Instead it tells me to use .length as for a regular table.

  QED. It is a regular table. You are calling methods on a table, not only your own classes.

• FGV VI within the class method called the array of objects in a for loop

  I have an array of objects connected to the loop for I call the VI method on the object in the loop for. If the method uses/calls some VI with state/memory (such as FGV) State is shared for each method call in a loop despite the called VI is reentrant preallocated. Someone knows how to fix this?

  NVM. I found an answer:

  https://lavag.org/topic/19014-dynamic-dispatch-shared-reentrancy/

• Need for a method to be called when the pop-up screen

  Hello

  I have a requirement in my application. I have a screen from which I'm moving to screen B. When I Pop the screen B, I need a method that must be called in the screen has. Looks same as onActivityResult() in Android.

  I am currently using onExpose(). But this method is called for all in the screen has. In the menu click or button also. Is there another way to do this?

  Help, please...

  You have two options I can think immediately, which do not have to change anything in screen B.

  (1) use pushModal when you call B screen.  The statement immediately after the pushModal will be executed as soon as B screen is popped.  In general, I try to avoid the modal screens, but in this case, it's probably what I would do.

  (2) set an indicator immediately before you tap screen B.  Test the flag in onExposed().  If the flag is not set, then the onExposed was called for another reason and you can ignore it.  If the flag is set, then turn him off and process you want, knowing that the screen that has been exposed as screen B jumped.

  Either should work for you.

• MenuItems run() method that is called from the thread eventdispatching?

  Hello

  is it? I know that MenuItem itself extends thread, but I wonder why this method is called run() and finally and above all it would'nt be worse if this method would be called from a Thread.

  THX

  In fact the menu items are run on the thread of the event. You can see this by creating a menu item long-term. The menu will not close and will not refresh the screen.