Test the application on the Simulator

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• BlackBerry Smartphones test web application through BlackBerry Simulator.

  Hello

  I have to test my web application on a blackberry Simulator. My first question is: if it is possible to test any web application using the Simulator or I can test only the rich applcations of BlackBerry?

  I do the following:

  1. I downloaded Black Berry Email and MDS services Simulator 4.1.2 and BlackBerry_Simulators_4.7.0.78_9500 - Vodafone.exe.

  2A started the MDS Simulator first, then the BB Simulator.

  But I am not able to connect to internet, BB Simulator. Am I missing a config in the MDS Simulator.

  Help, please. This is urgent. TIA.

  Hello

  Open the rimpublic.property file. The rimpublic.property file is located in the following locations: \Program Files\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Email and Simulators\MDS\config of MDS
  

  Then add these commands in the section [MANAGER HTTP], update the following:

  application.handler.http.proxyEnabled = true

  application.handler.http.proxyHost = hostname

  application.handler.http.proxyPort = hostport
  application.handler.http.proxyUser = username

  application.handler.http.proxyPass = password

  application.handler.http.proxyAutoConfig = true

  application.handler.http.proxyAutoConfigURL = http://URL_to_Your_Config_File

  application.handler.http.proxyAutoConfig.ScriptCacheTime = 0

  Save these changes and to make with your steps... that will succeed to open a web application on your Simulator... more can know which web application (i.e. URL) that you want to test... I had the same problem, but somehow managed to open sites to Simulator after adding these commands. But my main concern is to open a URL in sector public siebel that is installed on a server in 9530 Simulator device. Can you/only you know which deals with the implementation of CRM siebel on simulators could you please suggest me doing this task.

  Thanks in advance

  Hochart

  India

• How to test moduleDeletionsPending, in the Simulator, I don't have the option to remove my application

  How to test the following?

  I want to test the functionality by using the method public void moduleDeletionsPending (String [] moduleNames). I had written logic that removes files from an SD card and it works when I call a menu inside my application item.

  However, it should only be run when I uninstall the application.

  In 9700 Simulator, if I select Options > Applications > [highlight the application] > [open the menu by pressing the Insert key on my keyboard] - I don't see the option to remove the application.

  I don't see the delete option for other applications, such as the Klondike card game.

  Should I set a property or the permissions of my app should be deleted in a simulator, so I can test the moduleDeletionsPending method?

  Thank you.

  You will need to 'install' the app in the BlackBerry smartphone Simulator so that your application appear in the list of applications.  You won't see here when you perform an execution/debug as, when you use the file, the option of loading or copy it into the directory of Simulator.

  The following link explains the different ways to install an application.

  How to deploy and distribute Applications

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/testing-and-deployment/how-to-deploy-and-distribute-Applicati...

  Note that you can install using a simulated so USB connection.  Click on the menu of the smartphone Simulator simulation BlackBerry and check USB cable connected.  Note that you can not the debugger attached when installing via a simulated USB connection.

• AS3/AIR with interpolation/testing applications outside the Simulator

  I have a few questions here.

  (1) I want to implement a Tween more to my application, but most of the examples I find it introduce as an application, flash or Flex, that quiet honestly Flex/XML/Any-language-help -<> TERRIBLE is to write the code for, and my application is strictly written in AS3.  I searched for a while and I found a few examples, but I can't get them to run in the environment AIR runtime, even if I saw videos of people doing exactly that.  Anyone else cela and could perhaps shed some light on how to test your application in the AIR runtime env?

  (2) also if anyone knows of some good examples of interpolation made in pure AS3, perhaps even in the EPS to AIR that would be GREAT!  I learn best by taking examples and pulling them apart.

  I'm not really sure how to answer Q1, but I will say that I'm pure - AS3 apps, as I think that most people on this forum do, so it's not any problem to do in pure as3 apps.  See http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/25068/Creating_your_first_application_1348731 _...

  Regarding the second question, it is integrated into the SDK API called Tweener.  It's super easy to use.  You can see the reference of the document with many examples to http://hosted.zeh.com.br/tweener/docs/en-us/.  The key is:

  Tweener.addTween (yourObject, {property1:final_value, time: numSeconds, transition: transitionName});

  yourObject is, in fact any object, but probably a display object in many cases

  inside the curlies, you can specify as many properties of "yourObject' as you want (such as x, y, scaleX, color etc...).  final_value is just the value that the property will be at the end of the numSeconds is (a number).  The above site, I gave you a list of all the transitions you can use (as exponential or linear, etc.).

• Test the application on a device, 8130 with no cell service

  This is my first post. Thanks for all the help I got already the search of this forum.

  I have an application that communicates with a web service over https.  It works fine on the Simulator and now I'd like to test it on a real device.

  I have a 8130 which had once been on the Sprint Network (no SIM card) but no longer service the active cell.  I would like to use as a testbed and potentially also collect other templates, but I don't want to have a service contract carrier of cell running on all my test devices.

  When I connect the 8130 to the PC with the USB cable, I can download my app and run it and even debugging, but the service book has no entries and the application cannot get to my intranet.  If I run the browser on the device, it says "your device has no entries in the directory service configuration is any browser"

  I tried to run the Desktop Manager and MDS Services Simulator.  They did not provide for any connectivity.

  What is the trick to provide similar internet/intranet connectivity to a physical device of Blackberry via USB without going through a cell phone

  the contracts? Is this possible?

  I don't have a BES.  Do I need to configure a BES in a test configuration?

  If this is not possible then how are you guys test your applications on a variety of actual devices?

  Thanks much for any help.

  Bill

  No matter what the mechanism of connection is used, you have only two original ways

  (1) thanks to a plan by the carrier data...

  (2) thanks to a WiFi hotspot...

  If your test device only supports WiFi too, so sorry you can not test...

  See you soon...

• The ripple to test an application WebWorks

  Hi all!

  I'm a Newbie Hello world as WebWorks development is concerned.

  I use ripple 0.9.0.11 on Mac OS 10.6.8.

  Today is a day. I spent several hours already looking for an existing answer to this question.

  My current goal is to create a 12-page HTML document plain vanilla as a standalone application BlackBerry WebWorks, which can be launched by clicking on an icon on the screen.

  I have successfully completed the steps to...

  https://bdsc.webapps.BlackBerry.com/HTML5/documentation/ww_getting_started/creating_an_app_1885567_1...

  ... so far:

  V development

  Packaging your application in undulation

  In other words, I now have a ZIP file and two files, named StandardInstall and OTAInstall, which contain various files CSO, CSL, COD, ALX and JAD. I'm assuming that the build process was successful, and that these files are made up

  My question is: is it possible to use waving on the Macintosh to test whe WebWorks app itself? In other words, how can I get these files and folders on the emulator to test their "offline"?

  Thanks in advance for your ideas,

  James

  Sorry lexogram, there was some confusion with the terminology.

  When I speak of "Ripple", I refer to the emulator in your screenshot.

  When I say "simulators" I refer to stand-alone simulators, real device that look like this:

  

  These simulators are a much more realistic representation of a device that the ripple.

  You can download these simulators here although I don't know if the Mac is supported or not. It is in these simulators that you can select the file (see photo) > load Java application and you will be able to Simulator of your application on a simulator of 'true '.

  Let me know if you have any other questions.

• How to test the backlight of the Simulator

  Hello Guyz

  Im kind again in the development of blackberry so its more than a new hobby as I recently an interest in java.  So my first app is an attempt to make an application which the camera back given the fon. so I would like to know how to test, without the need to put it on my son, how do I know if d backlight is turned on or off, is the way to display the interface back to the Simulator or something. I'm using eclipse and the blackberry 9800 torch Simulator. How to test the light from my pc?

  Thanks for your time, im hoping a response. Take advantage of the UL

  You can't test the flash of the camera in the BlackBerry smartphone Simulator.  You will need to test this on a real Smartphone BlackBerry.

• How to check the application in different Simulator?

  Hi all

  I want to application.i a devevlop, it should work fine in all the bb devices.for what I do?

  Kind regards?

  You don't have to set anything in the classpath.

  If you use windows, just go to start-> programs-> research in motion-> are looking for the jde/Simulator that you would use

  If you just want to test your application on different OS, then download the different JDE:

  http://NA.BlackBerry.com/eng/developers/resources/simulators.jsp

  But if you want to test your application on different devices (to see how it would look on various displays), then download different smartphone simulators, always on the same site above. To load the app in the Simulator, open the smartphone Simulator-> click file-> java program load-> look for application .cod.

• Can I use the public APIs of BlackBerry for automation of the tests on the Simulator?

  Hello

  I'm developing a framework of automation with BlackBerry API public.

  Is it possible to test it against the custom application and 'Core BlackBerry Applications,' for example, mail, calendar...?

  With the help of API net.rim.device.api.ui.Keypad. * can manipulate the keyboard on a simulator, is that correct?

  Thank you!

  You can use the EventInjector API for input (keyboard, trackpad and touchscreen) events Simulator to interact with built-in applications.  It will work in the Simulator and the real device.

  If you are looking just to automate something in the Simulator, you can use the BlackBerry Simulator controller.  It is a command-line tool that enables script steps in the Simulator.  For more information look in the help on the BlackBerry smartphone Simulator menu.

• Scaling of issues related to the HTML5 application tests the Ripple

  I'm doing my first application on WebWorks. I use ripple emulator to test. I'm just a simple doubt if I should scale is to say increase the size of the different HTML elements (such as buttons and text) or not, so that they are visible on the screen of a phone.

  I recommend using the BB10 Simulator (or ideally dev alpha) to test the scaling problems.

  Ripple frankly STINKS to test (not to mention than just general tests / making of course the app works at all). What looks good in waving may end up weird on a device real - or at least less than you expect.

• Location using the simulator tests

  I use Eclipse to develop and test a "Hello World" application I've included resources files for English and the French understand and test the localization of the application plan. I am however stuck, test the application with the french properties.

  I tried to configure a new profile in the simulator by providing "/ local en =" as a parameter of the command line in the hope that the Blackberry Simulator will use French as the default language and so the French beam will be used for rendering the user interface. There is a generation of application step I'm missing to get the location missing?

  Any help to test the localization will be much appreciated. Thank you.

  It is a fairly old article, but as far as I know, it is still correct:
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800792/801083/How_To _...

• How to test the change of direction on the Simulator event?

  There is an example of change orientation Guide 0.92 development event.

  I add some codes for my application to deal with this event, but I don't know how to test it.

  I find that the return value of Accelerometer.isSupported on the device Simulator is true and simulator of funds, the value is false. But two of them cannot Simulator such an event.

  I know that you can test on IPhone simulator, use of change of direction "Command" + arrow keys.

  Can anyone help?

  Thank you.

  To test or change the orientation of the Simulator make sure that your using the last image of Simulator, then slide upward from the bottom right. (Not of the bezel, instead of part of the screen visible)

• How to develop and test the application mobile flex without the real device?

  I'm trying to read some information about it, but decided to ask also here.

  I have a project that has a company wants to grow me, it's for iPad. That's ok I am with Flex and the framework for web development, but not for mobile. Why? Because I have no idea how to test my application. I know generation ago it sort of the desktop version of the application with the change of the "back" button on the orientation stuff, but how do I know my application will look and work exactly the same (I mean NOT performance here). I mean you know how every android or iOS device have their native keyboard or native video player for example and I have only in the debug version of the application.

  The question is how to develop this application based on the desktop emulator or anything and then hope that my app looks and works on a device, as it should... Of course I can't afford to buy all the devices it is just to be able to test on it if necessary? So, how do you, how to test how my iPad app works on a device without a? I know I should get a licence from iOS dev to be able to package the app for iOS, but it's $ 99 per year or something like that I can handle, but how to test my application without having to buy the darn device? Are there any emulator for iPad or something like that I know what my customers will see when they get the application? One of my friends told me that the mac os x use the developers a tool - cause some kit of dev who has emulators for all iOS devices and you can build and test there immediately and that you can simulate virtually any combination of key for example, and he said he's working and seems to 1:1 as the real device but he didn't know if can I export an AIR application and try it like this, he only knew for app written in native code.

  If someone can just tell me how should I do this? Should I buy a mac os x computer laptop to test because I am a user of windows 7, or perhaps create a mac os x virtual machine and tests out there or maybe the only option is to actually buy the device... that would be terrible for a freelancer...

  I hope someone can save the day here! Thank you.

  F

  Since the AIR for iOS applications are compiled to ARM code you will not be able to run on iOS emulators running on Mac OSX.

  You can do a very simple test with the "Simulator" built into Flash Builder, but it is not much more than a window to AIR with a window size that matches the resolution of the selected iOS device.  When running in the simulator of the application is not compiled to ARM code so it will take a completely different code path than what will be the final release of iOS.

  Ultimately if you are developing for iOS with AIR nothing but for tests on real iOS devices.

• test the application on the device displays only a black screen.

  Hello
  I've created Hello world app, app works fine on the Simulator.
  But when I install this application on the device and the launch of devie it shows only a black screen. I'm not sure what is the reason for this.
  Device that I use is Intex clouds fx.
  Everything here in the face of this problem?

  Thank you

  Hi @bhuvan
  I solved this problem by adding this css on my html page.
  HTML, body {}

   background: white;
  

  }

  For some strange reason, app is running but watch entirely black screen.
  Jan Jongboom has helped me to fix this problem, I asked this question on stackoverflow so... Here is the link to this question.

  http://StackOverflow.com/questions/25831952/Firefox-OS-Hello-world-app-works-fine-on-Simulator-but-displays-black-screen-mob

  Hope that this tip will solve your problem as well

• running an application on the Simulator

  got this message when you try to run my application.

  "" launch firstappproject the device debugging"has encountered a problem.

  There is no such thing as the specified program in the launch configuration file.

  How can I fix this so I can run my application?

  I would like to begin by ensuring that you have built the version of the application you are trying to run.

  1. In the Project Explorer, right-click on your project and select Build Configurations > Set Active > Simulator Debug.
  2. Now build your project by right-clicking on your project and selecting build the project.
  3. Make sure you use the correct type of version on the Simulator going on run > Run Configurations... on the Momentics menu bar. On the main tab, make sure that Build configuration: is set to Simulator-Debug.
  4. Type a name for the run Configuration if you have not already.
  5. Click run.