SocketConnection sends only little data. (Works in the Simulator)

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  I had read this might have to do with the version of the JDE is high for the operating system on the device, but I'm running JDE 6.0.0.37 and the operating system on the device is 6.0.0.666

  I tried with my own app first, compiled, signed it and get the same result as helloworld, then its certainly some mounted sort of question but I have no idea of what

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  Sheldon

  Thought of it - was to set the permission of application so that all 3 items were "allow."

• Only one speaker works on the bottom of the phone

  All the documentation that comes with the Turbo 2 and online documentation I've seen before buying indicate that there are two audio ports on the bottom of the phone, one on each side of the Verizon logo. However, only the side right (while facing the phone) actually works. The left speaker does not work. Verizon, which did not, I called and they put someone in support of Motorola on the line. The motorcycle rep says absolutely the two speakers should work and my phone is defective. They suggested that I return it as a guarantee of Exchange. I'm happy to do, but before I did I stopped by a verizon store and checked four phones they had on display. All four phones had the same "defect". So is - can anyone clarify if both speakers work on any Turbo 2 phones?

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• KSOAP2 working on the Simulator, but failed on the device. Help, please!

  Hi all. Please, I need support on this issue.

  I have a request of KSOAP2 running which:

  1) Œuvres ALLWAYS on the Simulator (9700 Simulator)

  2) FAILS on the device when you use 3 G Internet Link

  3) work on the device when hard reseting it and directly using Wi - Fi link (if you switch to 3 G, it starts failing).

  When it do I get the following error:

  type of org.xmlpull.v1.XmlPullParserException:Unexpected (position: TEXT SocketException:...@1:33 in java.io.InputStreamReader@hexhere)

  Some other times I get an IO error faced:

  net.rim.device.cldc.io.ippp.SocketBaseIOException: Connection timed Out

  The funny thing is that it works through 3 G as 1 in 40 times... it seems that 3 G connection is too slow to KSOAP2 to work properly, or something like that. The complex type is small (8 strings).

  My webservice is a webservice VB.NET located on the production IIS server. It works well because it responds to any request of Simulator.

  Additional data:

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  -J' use JRE 5.0.0.

  -Device is a BlackBerry Bold 9700

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  -L'application is not signed.

  -Once the application starts breaks down (when you switch to 3G) it maintains in default if you return to the WiFi again.

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  String res="";
  boolean error=false;
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  SoapObject m_Soapobject=new SoapObject("urn:tempuri", "GetSeguimientos");
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  m_Soapobject.addProperty("user", "myuser");
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      }
  
  this.add(new LabelField("aa"+ res));
  

  I read on this forum that ksoap2 cannot treat the http error messages. You must download the KSOAP source and change it to do this. Something like ServiceConnectionMidp. The message is this: link

  I use a port KSOAP2 library: ksoap2-j2me-core-prev - 2.1.2.jar, like I said it works fine on the Simulator. I tried to download the source code of KSOAP to debug in the failing methods, but was unnable to do compile ok on Eclipse.

  I really am stuck at this point. Please, any help would be great.

  Thank you in advance.

  Ok. Further reading took me to the problem.

  AFAIK, there are 5 ways to connect to web addresses from a BlackBerry device.

  Of course, the BB Simulator uses one that works with my WS. When my BB is connected via wifi it works as well. However, when I use the 3g from my device connection, I should mention the destinies of correct connection on the connection URL parameters.

  That's what I did:

  I read this: 1 Source

  And this (Spanish): Source 2

  Of course, I noticed that my BB is connected to a BES company, I must indicate the correct ConnectionUID to my address book of device on the connection string. So now the line in my code is:

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  To find your UID connection, take your device, go to Options - Advanced Options - service book. Choose a book of service applications that connects successfully on your device (in my case Blackberry Internet Browser service), open it and copy the ConnectionUID. Then, paste it in the connection string.

  Now, it works great!

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  Someone knows what should be the standard setting?

  I hope that my help of inquiry.

  P.S. still cannot complete successfully ServiceConnectionMidp...

• Touch area does not work in the Simulator controller

  Hello!

  I use the bb Device Simulator.

  Official documentation says that with touch area to the Simulator controller I can navigate from control to control my fi application, I put political correct ficuse for her. But the touch area does not work for me. No event is occure when I do drag and hold the cursor of the mouse on the tactile area, or classic Simulator, not different mouse buttons.

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  Eclipse with JDE

  ---

  My app works fine on the simulator using MDS.

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  I tried various things for the last 10 hours and it still does not work.

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  Your device is connected to a MDS (BlackBerry Enterprise Server)?

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• Http method Post is not working in the Simulator (SDK 7.0) and not in the device with BB 5.0

  I am a novice in the development of BB.

  I tried to implement a simple Http Post request, but when running it in the Simulator (SDK 7.0), he gave an IOException.

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  Hi simon, peter

  I made changes to my connection as as well as u say it, but still no idea if I am wrong, if I do one.

  Now without using any suffix his run on my device but same answer as it was a GET request.

  A modified version of class ServerConnection (in post above)

  package com.httppostdemo.classes;
  
  import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
  import java.io.InputStream;
  import java.io.OutputStream;
  
  import javax.microedition.io.HttpConnection;
  
  import net.rim.device.api.io.transport.ConnectionDescriptor;
  import net.rim.device.api.io.transport.ConnectionFactory;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.UiApplication;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.Dialog;
  
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      private String mUrl = null;
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          mParams = iParams;
      }
  
      public void run() {
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          ConnectionDescriptor connDescriptor = (ConnectionDescriptor) connectionFactory
                  .getConnection(mUrl);
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          int responseCode;
          int bytesRead;
  
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• GPS works on the Simulator, but not on phone

  Hello

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  C criteria = newCriteria();

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  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/BBM-shareContent/m-p/1796237#M203486

  or here:

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  MyCanvas class extends Canvas {}

  public

   

  public MyCanvas() {}

  }

   

  Protected Sub paint (javax.microedition.lcdui.Graphics arg0) {}

  / / TODO Auto-generated method stub

  }

  }

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• Send message or e-mail using the Simulator

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