Pushing without BIS/BES

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• Push without data Plan Blackberry messages

  Hello

  Please guide me that how can I receive Messages to push without Blackberry data plan, currently I am able to receive Push Messages with Blackberry data Plan activated through BIS.
  is it possible to solve in more continuous election that is not a good solution?
  And how WhatsApp manages The Messages Push without BIS and BES.

  Thank you

  I found the answer that there is no other way to receive Messages to push and more:

  (1) having Blackberry data Plan
  (2) voting at bottom permanently OR intermittently.

• Push to BIS and BES

  Hi all

  I have developed an application using the Blackberry push service growing public listening.  This works surprisingly well on the regular devices.  However, when I tried the same application on a device that is registered to a company BES, she does not receive push messages in my application.

  Is there something I need to do to activate a device on a BES to listen to these messages?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  See you soon,.

  G.

  It works very well if this device a BIS BES service books. If it's a single BES device then you need create a second version of your application specifically for these devices of BES.

• Push notification without BIS...

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• BlackBerry Smartphones setting common POP / IMAP email without BIS

  Hello everyone!

  I'm new to BlackBerry and problems with the configuration of e-mail.

  My operator (Megafon, Russia) does not support BIS. So I use standard applications of BB with difficulty (for example, Internet browser works only in the WiFi area). However, I installed third-party applications to browser and messaging (opera and SmartMail) and they work with my internet GPRS / 3 G unlimited (using the APN settings).

  I have some problems with SmartMail - it loads the messages in a strange way (some are not loaded in all) and integrate fully into the device (for example - does not with 'send' option of address book). In regard to the Opera - it's OK, I use it often.

  Official website of BB (http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB10154), I see that there is a way to configure the standard to work with BlackBerry e-mail client running POP / IMAP (not 'push' technology) servers. But in my camera, I has such characteristic - there is only one option in the Setup Wizard (sounds like 'work installation using BlackBerry Enterprise Server email') and so just need to BIS/BES. Installation manual (that was in the box), there are TWO options - 'BES' and 'other' installation of the Messaging. I don't have one. Maybe it depends on the phone language or the country selected? Maybe for Russia, there are some features of 'cut '?

  I read recently in some post depends on my operator. But my operator has not only any service of BB at all! In my opinion, any good e-mail client MUST support POP / IMAP. I understand that PUSH-technology is great, but now it is not available for me.

  My device settings:

  -Blackberry Pearl 9105 3

  -Software v 5.0.0.884 (platform 6.2.0.94)

  Thank you much for the help!

  Hello

  gspassky wrote:

  My operator (Megafon, Russia) does not support BIS.

  Everything is rooted in this statement. See this FAQ for general guidance:

  • http://www.BlackBerryFAQ.com/index.php/What_do_I_need_a_Data_Plan_for%3F

  BIS is the equivalent of the last level in this list... without it, you get no native email service (or any of the other exclusive services BB BIS-dependent).

  The KB you accessed is strictly for BIS customers... There is nothing else.

  BB do email differently by other devices. BBs do not natively have an e-mail on the device client. Rather, BIS works as an intermediary between the BBs and customers carrier/RIM-hosted email services. BIS checks e-mail services, and if there is something new, it brings to the BB. From the point of view of the BB, it's really the PUSH email.

  Other devices use ActiveSync similar things... a customer of e-mail on the device directly to check electronic mail services and pulling new things to the device. BBs isn't natively.

  So, the KB, you have found is questionable... it does apply if you have full bis service, that you can't get. As a result, you end up with 3 third-party solutions... and you need to talk to these developers of any issue you have with their application.

  Good luck!

• Register for Blackberry product push server (BIS) unstable - elysee-enable-SAMPLES

  Save product push server (BIS) sometimes return Blackberry application that ID cannot find sample-push-enable-application. I hard the application ID, poort, url content coding. This isn't typo, if someone could give some tip

  Yes, in the documentation:
  http://docs.BlackBerry.com/en/developers/deliverables/25167/index.jsp?name=development+guide+-+black...

• BB maps on my device without BIS

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  I have a BB without BIS Tower, but I have a normal data (from my Android phone) plan.

  I was wondering if I could see maps without BIS. I donwnloaded some apps AppWorld card and I am not able to get to work. I also have Foursquare and it doesn't work. Because of the BIS?

  Thank you very much!

  When I asked, no one answers, so now I answer myself. BlackBerry maps will not work without a BlackBerry data plan.

• Q10 OS10 - N ° BIS/BES blackBerry phones required

  He had to confirm that I am ready to upgrade to a new OS 10 as Q10 or Z30. All services, including emailing work over WiFi... ? Which is good Q10 or Z30 if we ignore the advantage of kbd QWERTY... ?

  In general, we are not services BIS/BES? It will work with normal data plan.

  Hello

  BB10 doesn't use BIS... on some carriers, it has been reported that having BIS attached to the account can indeed prevent BB10 services operate. You can use BB10 with WiFi devices only, even if you don't have any data to the plan carrier at all. BB10 devices can work with less expensive data plans... I can attest that the TMobile $30 prepaid plan works very well for a device BB10.

  As for what device "is good"... it's a totally personal decision based on factors that only you can know. Both are good, but for quite different reasons. You need to assess your needs, desires and tolerance levels that are... and then select the product that you decide that best meets your needs.

  Good luck!

• BIS/BES - best HTTP packet size?

  Hello there, we need a large amount of data (up to several tens of MB) to be paid by the server by using HTTP. Somewhere, there is information that it is best to divide the data into small pieces with size about 20 KBs to pass to the Blackberry. Does anyone have information:-is it true? -different sizes of piece? -It is only limit BIS/BES? Thanks in advance!

  There is a limit of BES, it was once 128KB, now usually much larger.  I'm not aware of a BIS limit.

  I've seen other people recommend 64 KB as the largest block to download.  I can see why because it will take a reasonable amount of time to pass more wireless (especially not 3G).  You must take into account the time of retransmission and the possibility of a problem (such as a phone call, especially on phones not 3G) and does not have the size too large.

  But with this size of data, you should really be sure that you're in WiFi before download should not you!

• BlackBerry Smartphones overall failure of the BIS & BES in Belgium (Proximus)

  Hello

  Since the early morning today, we have a general failure in BIS & BES.
  No access to the data so no email, the bbm & apps using BIS (via the APN blackberry.net).

  We reported the problem to our support of carrier (proximus).

  Everyone knows the same problem?

  Kind regards
  Jeremiah

  After 30 hours of interruption, BIS & BES came back to life. Services returned @ 10:05 THIS (1: 30 ago). South African users confirmed that the blackout began last Friday and has been resolved in early Monday morning. We can close this topic.

• http connection goes through the WAP gateway and not through BIS/BES

  How can I check that an http application connection passes by the WAP gateway and no BIS/BES.

  I do not have the source code of the application and need to build my own app to connect http connection made by the unit.

  I only have the jad file.

  Thank you very much for the help.

  at this point the man, you must understand a few things on your own.  Get the cod, and put the cod in the same folder as the Simulator, they will then work in the sim card.  Or you can browse to a deployment for application with the sim ota and download the cod in this way.

• Smartphones blackBerry BIS, BES, BIS and BES, what is the difference?

  Can someone please explain the difference between:

  BIS, BES, BIS & BES

  and how do I determine what I have?

  BIS = BlackBerry Internet Server.  This is used for your personal (Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo) email and your email with your carrier (Sprint, Verizon, AT & T, etc.)

  = BlackBerry Enterprise Server BES.  It comes to your company's server and this is where your work email would be set up to.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Push email/electronic control without BIS?

  Hey

  Is it possible to use push email (or use the built-in email client) without a BIS data plan?

  Long story short - the only carrier that I can has plans of standard data for phones, but no BB data plans.

  I was wondering if I get a "BOLD", if I can still use my email (which is what I need for more than the net), or if it will be a paperweight.

  Someone use push email?

  Thank you

  Med

  There are a few ways to use the features of the BB without the BB data plan, but most of them does not give you a good experience of the phone.

  You can use Tiggitmail that downloads IMAP/POP without BB data plan.

  Also the GMail Mobile client can be used without a mobile BB plan.

  Regarding the navigation - when under Wifi coverage, you can use the browser integrated into the BB Hotspot, and where you have UMTS/HSDPA coverage only, you can use Opera Mini.

  --

  Ran.

• Can operate without BIS - in the universe of GMail and app blackBerry smartphones?

  Hello!

  I got a BB Curve 3 g 9300 for a week; I'm in England, and I have as well as a T-Mobile contract, Phones4U store in London.  Before agreeing to buy the BB and the contract, I went through a whole bunch of things that I wanted to be able to do with the seller and received assurances that they were all possible without additional cost beyond the contract.

  Now, the thing is that this contract includes unlimited T-Mobile internet, but does not include the T-Mobile "Blackberry Booster" - which I think is the terminology of T-Mobile for the BIS.

  After checking with a nice lady to T-Mobile, I didn't expected to be a problem, because she said that the Blackberry Booster is necessary for e-mail system push Blackberry and Blackberry Messenger, neither of which I want.

  Since then, however, I had regular problems with the GMail application (saying "this application requires a working data connection") and BB App World (with a similar message of not being able to connect to the server).  This is not the case all the time - sometimes both work very well.  But they do not (as described) approximately 40% of the time, and of course, it is enough to say that I can't rely on them.

  So I just called T-Mobile again and this time I was told this was caused by not only not the Blackberry Booster.  The person I spoke claimed that Blackberry power to prevent my apps to work (as I described) and that they periodically scan combined BB and disconnect people like me who are not pay for Booster/BIS.

  So now I wonder if it's really true and - in other words - that it's effectively impossible to use a BB correctly without the Booster/BIS.  If you are sure that you know about it, just reply to tide me over!

  I should add that you can find out something about the GMail problem anywhere on the web, many different solutions proposed.  But most of the success is old, and my impression is that none of the solutions are final.  I also tried most of the suggestions, and they have not helped.  (An important is only that I have not yet tried redownloading books service, because I do not understand, and because it sounds like it is bound to have BIS.)

  Thank you very much in advance for any help you can offer!

  Neil

  Hi there, Neil.

  That is right.  To use BlackBerry App World and other applications like GMail, Facebook, and Twitter, you need a BlackBerry data package and access to BIS.  Without access BIS, these applications work properly, even if you access GMail online via your browser and you can manually download the applications through your computer.

  I hope this info helps!

• Push browser in BES 10

  I use BES 10 and you want to use the mechanism to push browser. I used this code for BES 5 where 7874 is port for listening e-mail push device browser. What should I do to use all pushing in BES 10 of e-mail? And what port should I use?

  http://bes1.somecompany.com:8080/push?DESTINATION=2086dbf4&
  PORT=7874&REQUESTURI=/
  

  Push browser and other types of special push, push and push message channel browser are not supported by BES10 and BlackBerry 10 devices. You can replace this with an app that has received normal growth and published a notice to the user.