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• How to install the 9000 Simulator in JDE for Eclipse?

  The JDE for Eclipse 1.1 (gold) is not delivered with the 9000 Simulator.

  A reported problem display on a 9000 device so I would like to test the application in this Simulator specific.

  If I use the eclipse Update site and choose a pack of different components (e.g. 4.7.0) and select next, I get an error:

  Cannot complete the install because one or more required items could not be found.
  
  Software being installed:
  BlackBerry Component Pack 4.7.0 4.7.0.46 (net.rim.eide.feature.componentpack4.7.0.feature.group 4.7.0.46)  
  
  Missing requirement:
  BlackBerry JDE Plug-in for Eclipse 1.0.0.67 (net.rim.eide 1.0.0.67) requires 'bundle org.eclipse.jdt.core [3.4.0,3.5.0)' but it could not be found  
  
  Cannot satisfy dependency:
  From: BlackBerry JDE Component Package 4.7.0 4.7.0.46 (net.rim.eide.componentpack4.7.0 4.7.0.46)
  To: bundle net.rim.eide 0.0.0  
  
  Cannot satisfy dependency:
  From: BlackBerry Component Pack 4.7.0 4.7.0.46 (net.rim.eide.feature.componentpack4.7.0.feature.group 4.7.0.46)
  To: net.rim.eide.componentpack4.7.0 [4.7.0.46]
  

  He wants than the JDE for Eclipse version.  Do I have to maintain a separate installation (and therefore separate the project) to 4.7.0 component pack support?

  I found BlackBerry_Simulators_5.0.0.411_9000.exe available for download, but how do I install it is usable in eclipse?  Can I just install it in the right folder, and that everything will work magically? (after working on what the right folder is ofc).

  Or is it simply not possible and I should just run the simulator of 9000 outside any debugger?

  I have not tried. But if you run the Simulator with your application and you have open Eclipse. Trying to debug on this race sumulator: click on the drop down menu on the little green play button and choose "run as" and choose the Simulator running.

• Simulator appearing does not in the JDE

  Hi, I installed JDE 4.1 downloaded a bunch of Simulator packages and install them.

  My JDE still don't shows me that the original list of simulators in the preferences-> Simulator-> general tab, although I expect to see the new simulators that I just installed.

  No idea what's going on.  Already restarted JDE and the computer.

  BBLiker

  I think that "automatic" simulators detection was added in JDE 4.2 - I think that you must manually add the Sim Card to the JDE 4.1 and earlier versions.  Take a look at these KB articles both for more information.

  Support - BlackBerry JDE does not recognize previously installed simulators
  Article number: DB-00596
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800792/801083/support...

  How - to connect the JDE to a specified set of Simulator
  Article number: DB-00059
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800901/How_To_-_Conne...

• Simulating the different devices in the JDE

  Hello..

  Currently with my JDE 4.6 it only allows me to simulate a storm and the 8900. I want to simulate my app on a few different devices (to see how it looks and feels more small/more large screens). I was just wondering how to install of new simulators for my JDE and where can I get them out?

  I'm new on this and any help would be greatly appreciated

  Thank you

  Devices come usually with of the JDE. You can download new devices by downloading the new JDE versions. You can then run the emulator from the command line and choose to install the application in the menu. Point of the dialog in the JAD/COD that you created and it will be installed in the emulator. Of course, you can simply use the new JDE to build and run your project but if you try to maintain compatibility with a version of the OS, but testing on the new devices, which tends to work ok.

  Thank you

  Rick

• Problem with the JDE Plugin

  Eclipse 3.5.0 and BB Java SDK 5.0.0.14 using... I'm just getting started with BlackBerry... I just built and tested the HelloWorld app... launched in the Simulator end. I try then run it on my camera, to get an error on the wrong version. So, I try and run it again in the Simulator, and now the app just does not appear in the downloads folder. Just nothing. Any ideas what's happening here?

  This happened to me earlier today by using the JDE, so I switched to the Eclipse thinking that would take care of her...

  Never, does anyone else have this problem?

  OK, I fixed it. I just deleted the project BB and recreated and it seems to work again. I think that the problem can me been accidentally right click on the project name and selecting 'BlackBerry\Package project (s).

  What the devil who does anyway?

• PtbyPt filter FIR in the Loop Simulation

  Hello

  Currently, I am trying to simulate the power in my engine when I apply a voltage step for 20 MS for that I intend to use a FIR filter in the control and simulation module that simulates the other parts of the engine.

  However, I have found that the FIR filter seems to be strange behavior. When I change the order of Runge-Kutta 1 simulation to 2 of Runge-Kutta it effects the output of the filter FIR PtbyPt VI. The two attached images show how the results of the convolution of the IR and the tension, the FIR outside the simulation loop filter and FIR filter in a loop using Runge-Kutta 1 are the same. However, the second image shows that the FIR filter in the loop simulation Runge-Kutta 2, has a different answer.

  Why does this happen? As I understand it, the type of simulation should have little effect on the application of a FIR filter based on pt by pt. I have not changed the timestep or other parts of the simulation. I want to use a simulation of order higher than for other parts of Runge-Kutta 1 would be insufficient for the simulation.

  I'm using LabVIEW 2011 SP1.

  Thank you

  Rhys

  When you try to use RK-2 or higher order, the screw that dumped you inside the control and the Simulation loop, by default, they will all run in the "minor" time steps too. In your case, 'two times' which means the VI will be executed each time step.

  To properly configure these screws, you must "right click" on the VI and select "Installation of the Sub - VI node. This will bring to a Setup page that the second half you will choose in 'Type of Simulation Subvi execution' to 'remove' the "Include minor steps" box and press OK. When you do this, the Sub - VI will be annotated on the upper right with blue 'C' and when you run, it should provide a similar result as RK-1.

  Note that in this dialog box, you can also select discreet, which, in many cases, it is the right selection for 'discrete' systems

  I hope this helps...

• How to install the KEY file in the Blackberry Simulator?

  Hi all

  I developed the Web application using BlackBerry Webworks SDK and emulator Ripple... In that I created the package for Blackberry 6 and previously using emulator Ripple... Now, I have the COD files. Then I downloaded the Blackberry Torch Simulator... So please give the procedure to install COD files on the Blackberry Simulator... Thanks in advance...

  With respect,

  Marimuthu_P,

  Hello

  The Simulator must have a 'File' menu where you can load applications. It works for you?
  http://developer.BlackBerry.com/BBOS/HTML5/documentation/running_your_app_on_a_simulator.html

• JVM error 104: eception native error when you use json jar in the blackberry Simulator

  I'm developing an application where I have to use JSON to fill a listfield.

  I find my JSON response string and now being converted into a JSON object.

  I imported the

  org.json.me.JSONObject
  

  and have referenced the jar JSON as a dependency file after making it a library.

  I use the JDE 4.5... How can I solve this? Thank you.

  I solved this problem by including the file given by Peter Strange at this url:

  http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/JSON-library/m-p/573687
  

  Then, I changed the name of the package to reflect mine. This has resolved the original error.

• Cannot run the MDS Simulator

  I'm testing the demo of HTTP... everything is workin fine but it return an error after tried to connect for awhile (workin...) "java.io.InterruptedIOException: connection Local expired after 120000.

  The problem seems to be that the Services of MDS Simulator is not launched... but when I try to run it manually, the window opens and close immediately after. I've tried many 'solutions' on this forum, but nothing seems to work.

  Thank you!

  I have it!

  Necessary to reinstall the plugin eclipse even though I use JDE... then restarted, adjust the path environment variable, started again and needed to start the mds alone before opening the JDE.

  Now, it works fine.

  Thank you!

• JDE Simulator error "reload software: 552".

  Hi, I use Blackberry JDE version 4.7 with Simulator 4.6.0.150 bold 9000. Everything works fine an hour ago.

  It just started to show "reload software: 552" all of a sudden. He have no importance how to start the simulater, JDE debuger, or simply run the Simulator booth along.

  There is a solution to a real device for this error message, but what it means for a Simulator?

  Thanks for your help.

  Chimera

  If you run your 4.7 on a "BOLD" device software, you run the risk of "bricking" of the device, then do not.

  The JDE 4.7 has only a simulator of the storm, because the storm is the only device which manages 4.7 OS.

  If you want to target the "BOLD", then use the 4.6 JDE or more LOW (no more).

• How buggy is the Playbook Simulator?

  It seems most of the things I write are causing problems with the Playbook Simulator.

  I tend to write most of the content of the page HTML from JQuery

  The simplest things can cause the Simulator to die

  An example...

  If (Debug) $("#debuglog").append ("attempt to display " "+ sp +")
  ");

  Here, I'm just writing for a div called debuglog so I can see what is happening - sp is a page that I just shot locally via Ajax - must write errors, it's the only way to debug a page.

  Who broke things, by removing the old tag led her to begin to work again in the Phone Simulator

  Still, he does not in the Playbook Simulator - it will work on a real Playbook?

  All the little stupid things that SDK WebWorks complains just work in Android

  Answer to myself for the benefit of third parties

  Buried in the forums, you will find a thread on the Playbook having problems with JQuery 1.5.1

  The solution is simple - downgrade to 1.5.0 or 1.5.2 upgrade when it comes out

  It took me a week to find out what was wrong. All my applications now work simply by changing to 1.5.0

  While the browsers work very well with 1.5.1 the Playbook Simulator is not

  I hope this helps those of you who are also frustrated that I was

• File bundle (MaintenanceMinder.bar) was rejected. Package ID is required for all .bar file. If this is an upgrade, ID of Package must match ID of Package in the bundle of original file.

  Hello

  I released maintenance Minder application in portal provider for smartphones (BBOS) and QNX.

  For mobile app OS QNX it is inconsistent in the name of the Organization, so I created new signing key, but I'm not download the latest version.

  error:

  File bundle (MaintenanceMinder.bar) was rejected. Package ID is required for all .bar file. If this is an upgrade, ID of Package must match ID of Package in the bundle of original file.

  Please remove this package so that I can give the latest version. If you need assistance please complete

  Hello perumala,.

  Please be more patient.  As per the response automatic you received when you are connected to a case of pension, the team will answer you within 24 to 48 hours.

• What is this error from the device Simulator?

  weird! can someone help me. I am not able to use my Simulator to test my application. At start-up, Simulator gives following error.

  Error inside JVM:

  0x00000008 read access violation

  I use JDE 4.3 and Simulator 8120

  Kind regards

  -nitin

  Follow these steps:

  1 out of the JDE

  2. run clean.bat located in the directory of Simulator and wait until it has finished

  3. run JDE

  It should help. If this isn't the case - reinstall JDE and make sure you have the full privileges on the computer.

• How to debug a moped in the BlackBerry Simulator

  How can I debug my normal midlet application in BlackBerry's Eclipse Simulator? Is it still possible? I use Eclipse Pulsar and I installed BlackBerry JDE and BlackBerry Plugin for Eclipse.

  It is certainly possible to debug a MIDlet on the BlackBerry Simulator. But there's a catch. To debug a MIDlet here, you need the debug files. BlackBerry JDE or plugin Eclipse means that you would need your MIDlet as project BlackBerry first. You cannot debug just a JAD and JAR.

  Is your MIDlet project of BlackBerry? If this isn't the case, it will be very easy to make a BlackBerry project, throw your files it contains, select the MIDlet main class and debug away.

• Simulators not appearing is not in the JDE

  My company has recently switched us to new computers using Windows 7, which requires me to re - install the simulators that I had used and the JDE (JDE is 5.0 and is necessary according to the needs of the customer).

  Initially, I've deployed the Simulator on the default folder, but got an error whenever I started it. The research forums, it was suggested that the error would leave if I have deployed in a different folder.  So, I have deployed the JDE in a different directory.

  Then, I tried to install the Verizon 9650 Simulator.  I have deployed it in the same folder that the JDE is deployed (for example simualtor is c:\...\dev\BlackBerry SmarthPhone simulators 6.0.0 and jde is in c:\...\dev\BlackBerry JDE 5.0.0). I stop the JDE during installation of the Simulator.  When I restarted the JDE, the Simulator was not visible in the list of Simulator (by default the simulators are and I am able to start them). Any thoughts on what I might need to do to get the JDE to recognize simulators?

  Thanks in advance,

  Dennis Brundage

  Simulator installers should update the JDE when they are installed.  Try one of these installers as administrator.  They probably fail update the installation location of the JDE.

  Or you can try to configure them manually.  To do so open the file SimPackage-# .rc located in the installation directory of the Simulator with a text editor.  Copy the decommentes lines (those that do not start with a #) and paste them into the SimPackage - JDE.rc, located in the bin of the BlackBerry JDE installation directory directory.