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  Hello

  Can anyone give me some advice, how to get my application developed using BlackBerry JDE to work in a BlackBerry device.

  I have the files listed below, how do I get this application working in a BlackBerry device?

  1 LocateApp.jar

  2 LocateApp.cod

  3 LocateApp.jdp

  4 LocateApp.jad

  and a few others...

  Thanks in advance.

  ~ SK

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  java is fast to deploy the application on the device.

  You can find the javaloader in the bin folder of RIM.

  (1) generate the .cod file

  (2) copy and paste the .cod file in the folder where the javaloader is present. (usually, it is in the RIM/bin)

  (3) open your command prompt and navigate to the path javaloader and type

  load Javaloader u MyApp.cod

  Make sure that the device is connected via USB.

• Simple application in JDE launch error: NoSuchFile.java

  Hello

  I created a simple application with the JDE, but I can't run it.
  When I do, with the JDE, I get the following exception:

  Eception thrown Exception - RuntimeException - C:\NoSuchFile.java

  I set a breakpoint at the beginning of my Midlet class, for the application stops here, when I run it but as soon as I go a bit further (no matter if I take one step more or in) I get the exception

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  Thank you

  stupid stupid stupid

  I had one but set up the app as a midlet and points to the UIapp.

  Spent at CDLC and handmade, I already had, and voila.

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• 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
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  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.

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

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  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.

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  When the Simulator is running, I opened the JDE, and select Debug, attach to the Simulator.  What follows "trying to connect to the virtual machine" pop-up window is blocked, and when I close I see a popup to Null pointer exception.

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• What is the diff b/w JDK and JDE

  What is the difference main b & w ang JDE JDK?

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  Here is a good list of what's in the JDK http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JDK

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• Confusion between OS & JDE

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  I developed application in jde 4.7. The code is designed keeping backwards compatibility with 4.5. So, now I want to test the code in the Simulator with OS 4.5.

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  Earlier, I think my concept was to download jde 4.5 and test in it. But now, looking at the beams of Simulator, I'm confused.

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  sonicboomboy is not correct.

  You can not run code developed in 4.7 4.5 Simulator (or other device).  In fact, it is not 100% reliable.  It can work.  But it is not supported.  If this does not work, it is not accident, because of the way that you coded.

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• Problem with JDE 4.7 debugging

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  Thank you.

  Kind regards

  -DK

  Hi RexDoug,

  You are absolutely right. Thanks a lot for this solution long-awaited... I earased all Simulator files and it seems to work fine now... great!

  Kind regards

  -DK

• Building an application that works 24 / 7

  Hi, I'm new to BB development and have the following question. I appreciate if you can send me links to code examples that help me solve the question below.

  Can I build an application using JDE 4.7.0 where it can run when starting the device, then it checks every 4 hours (draws a server for content) content and have the application runs 24 / 7 where the application can NOT be terminated by the user.

  If you see a problem in the battery life if the application runs 24-7, pull the content from one server every 4 hours, or is it possible to have a timer to wake up the application every 4 hours.

  What you ask, it's certainly possible and for a developer experienced BB, not so difficult.

  I wouldn't worry about the impact of battery life of what you're trying to do.  It will be not significant.

  You will probably hit problems in the following areas:

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  (b) the connection to the server using generic code that works in most situations.

  (c) decide how to inform the user and/or get feedback from the user, as you run in a background Thread.

  These are all covered in the discussions on this Forum or KB articles.  However, I don't think that there is place to direct you to the these right now.  You need to start coding in Blackberry, just do stuff from the UI simple, until you are familiar with your development environment and the capabilities of the device.  Once you have there, then search in this forum and KB, and then after specific questions if you want.

  When start don't forget to look at the Sticky Thread:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/Rim/Board/message?board.ID=java_dev&thread.ID=13264

• MenuItem / JDE 4.5

  I created an app for JDE 4.7 and have managed to add menus using the following code:

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  private MenuItem _aboutItem = new MenuItem("About", 110, 100) {
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  private MenuItem _helpItem = new MenuItem("Help", 120, 100) {
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  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.

• Questions of performace driver JDBC Type 3 of JDE (interoperability)

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  Hello
   
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