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  • How to load font permanently in blackberry app(font manager loads single time only).when use this code in app it loads gowthami font only once

    - by Raj Kamal
    if (FontManager.getInstance().load("gautami.ttf", "gautami", FontManager.APPLICATION_FONT) == FontManager.SUCCESS) { try{ _fontFamily1 = FontFamily.forName("gautami");//_fontFamily1 = FontFamily.forName("aerial"); } catch(ClassNotFoundException e) { _fontFamily1 = Font.getDefault().getFontFamily(); } _headFont = _fontFamily1.getFont(Font.PLAIN,_size); super.setFont(_headFont); }

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  • BlackBerry - Multiple Screens or Single Screen with Content Manager?

    - by Max Gontar
    Hi! I've seen projects which use many screens each one for different layout and functionality. I've seen projects with only one screen (like wizard workflow) where content is changed on user interaction (and this seems to be logical to use single screen in wizards). But also I've seen projects (apps like game or messenger or phone settings utility) which use single screen for different functionalities. I can see such advantages of having single screen in app: keep same decoration design and menu or toolbar (which may be also achieved with inheritance) keep single screen in ui stack (which may be achieved by pop/push screen) easy to handle data over application Can you tell other advantages/disadvantages of single screen app? When its better to use this approach? Thank you!

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  • Why is my input textbox extending outside margins in BlackBerry and Android, but not iOS?

    - by Dallas
    I have an input field that is extending well beyond the rest of the page, but as the question alludes to, it appears fine in iOS. I am wondering if anyone has run into this issue. My search button, which in iOS is on the right of the search textbox, actually wraps to the next "line" on the other two platforms. I am not using a table, just inside a div, and the CSS isn't doing anything fancy. Any ideas?

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  • My blackberry app will not display on simulator even thou it tells me I have no errors

    - by user1334120
    I am trying to run this code on my blakberry simulator, but it will not appear on the main menu. Can anybody please help me out. import net.rim.device.api.ui.FieldChangeListener; import net.rim.device.api.ui.Field; import net.rim.device.api.ui.UiApplication; import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.ButtonField; import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.LabelField; import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.MainScreen; public class FirstScreen extends MainScreen implements FieldChangeListener { ButtonField theButton; public FirstScreen() { add(new LabelField("First Screen")); theButton = new ButtonField("New Screen", ButtonField.CONSUME_CLICK); theButton.setChangeListener(this); add(theButton); } public void fieldChanged(Field field, int context) { if (field == theButton) { UiApplication.getUiApplication().pushScreen(new SecondScreen()); } } public class SecondScreen extends MainScreen { public SecondScreen() { add(new LabelField("Second Screen")); } } }

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  • Pairing Bluetooth device with PIN fails

    - by Pikaro
    I'm trying to pair my old BlackBerry 8310 to my Linux desktop (up-to-date Debian Sid, 3.15-10.dmz.1-liquorix-amd64) by using blueman and its associated tools. Scanning for the device works equally well for both sides; however, I am unable to pair the two once it comes to entering the PIN. If I scan from my PC, I have two options in blueman-manager regarding my phone: Directly selecting "pair", or selecting "setup". If I select "pair", nothing happens on my desktop, but the phone asks me to enter a PIN; if I do so, it reports that pairing has failed. During that, nothing is logged to the console. Selecting "setup" opens a configuration dialog that allows for entering or generating a PIN. Regardless, I get to a screen that tells me to enter the PIN on the phone, and at the same time, the phone pops up the equivalent dialog. This would be what one would expect to work; but whatever I enter (naturally, the same on both), both devices report that pairing has failed, and blueman-manager logs init_services (/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/blueman/main/Device.py:73) Loading services org.bluez.Error.AuthenticationFailed: Authentication Failed If I instead try to pair from the phone, I cannot see any kind of reaction from my desktop - all I get is the equivalent "pairing failed" message from the BlackBerry after I entered a PIN in the dialog that pops up there. hcitool scan and hciconfig -a work without complaints, but I cannot find a way to try the pairing as a whole on the console since bluez-simple-agent seems to have been discontinued and this recommendation is everywhere on Google. hcitool cc as root opens the PIN dialog on the phone, then fails with "Input/Output error" once I enter it. The user is not permitted to execute this command. I also tried creating /usr/lib/bluetooth/<MAC>/pincodes to manually define a persistent PIN, which seems to have had no effect. The same goes for running the different commands as root, though I'm really confused about the internal structure of the Bluetooth subsystem now: They usually and inconsistently failed with Python or DBUS errors or just showed the same results. The only other Bluetooth device I have around are a pair of Creative speakers. Trying "setup" asks me to enter a key on them, which is impossible. If I try "pair", I'm asked for a PIN as I should, but no pairing takes place, and no errors appear on the console. (It just repeats their name a few times.) Interestingly, I tried that before writing my question, and nothing happened in terms of PIN questions, just like with the BlackBerry, which still shows no change. I don't think I actively changed anything since then. The BlackBerry can pair with and connect to the speakers, and everything goes as one would expect, so the problem is definitely with my desktop. So thus my questions: What is that PIN window generated by, and why does it seem to appear randomly? How can I find out what, exactly, fails after trying to add the speakers, as this may give me a clue? Is there any kind of complete log that concerns itself with Bluetooth? What data can I provide to make this more solvable?

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  • Google Talk chat status permanently available

    - by Bala
    I logged into google talk from the blackberry talk application and it set the status as available. Now google talk shows me as being permanently available even though I have logged out of every possible place I can think of (including the phone). I have used the gmail feature that allows one to log out of all other locations. I have logged out and uninstalled the blackberry app. Showing status as online isn't such a problem if the chats weren't being eaten by this unknown app as well. I primarily use google chat from gmail, so if there is a way to get my chat requests properly routed to the gmail window, please let me know.

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  • Baffling Exchange 2010 issue , Outlook 2003

    - by Nick Weber
    Recently we upgraded from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010. The Exchange 2003 server is still up and active with a handful of users still there we are planning on migrating. Also we have mobile devices and a Blackberry BES server setup publishing to Exchange 2010 public folders free busy. The unfortunate issue is majority of our clients are still Outlook 2003. The issue seems to be hit and miss but sometime clients cannot view other client’s calendars. They get (cannot refresh free/busy) when they add another user and check their available times. This is also true with booking resources (conference rooms) . One thing we noticed is that the Blackberry BES seems to have created its own free/busy folders, so we have some users who use the BES on free/busy folder and other users who don’t use the BES on other free/busy folders. If any of the clients log-in via “Exchange 2010” web-access or with a Outlook 2007 client they can view the calendaring just fine. Thanks for your help Nick @Toshana

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  • Play sound in mobile browser?

    - by John
    I want to make myself a web based stop watch for training that I can use on my Blackberry mobile browser. The stopwatch should count 3 minutes, then ring a bell, wait 1 minute, then ring another bell and then repeat. My problem is I can't seem to get sound to work on my blackberry browser. I tried using <embed src="bell.wav"> which works fine in the browser of a normal computer, but it doesn't make a sound on my blackberry. Should I build this stopwatch with Javascript and HTML or should I build it with flash?

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  • How to set the HomeScreen image without using method HomeScreen.setBackgroundImage(url)?

    - by Richa
    Hello, Can anyone help me out as I am looking for a method that helps me to set the wallpaper using the images from the Pictures folder on Blackberry Curve 8310. I found one method HomeScreen.setBackground(url), but it doen't works on Blackberry Curve. I am using Operating system 4.5 and this method is useable with operating systems 4.7 & above So, i want to know is their any method for blackberry curve to set the wallpaper or is their any operating system that supports the above method? Kindly reply Thanks a lot Best Regards, Richa Bhatia

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  • Mirroring the Global Address List on Blackberries

    - by Wyatt Barnett
    In times immemorial, back in the day when men were men and blackberries still took AA batteries, we rolled them out to our users for our 100 person operation. At that time, there was no such thing as address list lookups, so we were forced to hack a bit. The ingenious hack we came up with was to mirror the GAL as a public folder and then synch up blackberries to that. While there have been a few downsides here and there, they have been mere annoyances. And our users, having grown fat and prosperous in the intervening years, have been used to seeing every single employee and department here listed on their hand-held automatically. Alas, it appears that Outlook 2010 breaks this functionality as Blackberry desktop manager is completely incompatible with it. Moreover, this presents us with an opportunity to change things for the better given that public folders are going away next time we upgrade exchange. So, we are in search of a tool or technique that will allow us to mimic current functionality--that is to: Push an essentially arbitrary list of ~100 contacts to blackberry address books Said list shall be centrally updated Without requiring desktop manager or exchange public folders. Any suggestions, crowd?

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  • How can I use my cell phone to establish a dial-up networking connection?

    - by gWiz
    I am using Windows 7 and have a BlackBerry with T-Mobile (U.S.). I have paired the phone with my computer over Bluetooth, which automatically creates a serial port for it. I am able to open the port in PuTTY and successfully issue AT commands to the modem, including dialing. However, while using Windows to create and establish a Dial-Up Networking connection, I get an error dialog stating "Error 678. The remote computer did not respond." In my testing, I also tried setting up a connection to dial a number connected to a phone. When attempting to connect over this connection, the phone does ring but the very moment I answer the call, my computer displays the above error dialog. What must be done to successfully establish such a PPP connection? Some special AT initialization string perhaps? To clarify, I'm not referring to the well-described and popular technique known as "tethering," in which the remote host of the data link is the mobile service provider. I am interested specifically in establishing direct data links with remote hosts other than my mobile service provider. Think old-school landline connection to your friend's computer or BBS. Edit 1 As grawity pointed out in comments, the missing piece of the puzzle is the actual modulator that is compatible with v-series protocols, which I expected to be built into the cellphone. So far the best only software alternative I could find is this experimental project. Edit 2 Found this forum discussion today. The participants state that there is no old-school modem in the BlackBerry. Edit 3 When I place a call in PuTTY with ATD, immediately after the call is answered (and the callee is initiating the handshake) the cellphone returns OK. This is not the expected behavior for establishing a data connection. The phone should reciprocate the handshake, and upon success return CONNECT. (Alternatively it should return BUSY or NO CARRIER, but never simply OK.) Windows DUN must be interpreting this as the "Error 678" I was seeing.

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  • Javascript callback on blackberry

    - by Jeff
    I'm working on a mobile project, and I have a script that is dynamically generated on the backend and then appended to the document (the html page). Desktop browsers seem to append the script correctly and call any functions in the script, however, I can't get this to happen on Blackberry phones. I know that the script is being appending because I can alert it after I append it. I just can get it to call the function in the script. For example, if I have code like this: var scriptText = document.createElement('script'); scriptText.type = 'text/javascript'; scriptText.id = 'thisScript'; scriptText.innerHTML = 'alert("hello");'; document.getElementById('idName').appendChild(scriptText); alert(document.getElementById('thisScript')); //Alerts the script element. This will alert 'hello' in desktop browsers and even the iPhone/iPodTouch, but not BlackBerry's. Anyone have any idea why? Or if there's a fix/hack?

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  • BlackBerry 10 sera lancé le 30 janvier 2013, le joker de RIM sortira avec deux modèles de smartphones

    BlackBerry 10 en test auprès de 50 opérateurs dans le monde l'OS mobile franchit un cap crucial le rapprochant de son lancement début 2013 Même si la date de sortie officielle de BlackBerry 10 n'est pas encore connue, l'OS a franchi un cap crucial dans son cycle de développement, le rapprochant de sa période de lancement. Thorsten Heins, le PDG de RIM a annoncé que l'OS mobile a été mis à la disposition de 50 opérateurs à travers le monde afin que ceux-ci puissent procéder à des tests. Cette étape importante pour le PDG du constructeur canadien signifie que la firme pourra tenir son engagement de lancer BlackBerry 10 durant le premier trimestre de l'année prochaine. ...

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  • Jar extraction and verification in BlackBerry

    - by Basilio
    Hi All, The application I am currently working on requires me to extract contents from and verify the authenticity of the signed jar that is stored on the SD Card. In Java [and Android], we have the java.util.jar and java.util.zip classes, that allow to extract jar. However, J2ME or BlackBerry® does not provide support for these packages. I have, however, successfully extracted these using the third party ZipMe library. Can anyone let me know, how to get the signature block from the .DSA/.RSA file to authenticate the jar? I have the certificate that was used to sign the jar as well. This is easily done in Java using the getCertificates() method available in java.util.jar.JarFile. Is there any 3rd party API available that emulates the JarFile for BlackBerry®? Any help in this regard will be deeply appreciated. Thanks & Regards Basilio John Vincent D'souza

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  • BlackBerry 10 en test auprès de 50 opérateurs, l'OS mobile franchit un cap crucial le rapprochant de son lancement début 2013

    BlackBerry 10 en test auprès de 50 opérateurs dans le monde l'OS mobile franchit un cap crucial le rapprochant de son lancement début 2013 Même si la date de sortie officielle de BlackBerry 10 n'est pas encore connue, l'OS a franchi un cap crucial dans son cycle de développement, le rapprochant de sa période de lancement. Thorsten Heins, le PDG de RIM a annoncé que l'OS mobile a été mis à la disposition de 50 opérateurs à travers le monde afin que ceux-ci puissent procéder à des tests. Cette étape importante pour le PDG du constructeur canadien signifie que la firme pourra tenir son engagement de lancer BlackBerry 10 durant le premier trimestre de l'année prochaine. ...

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  • L'administration américaine s'intéresse à BlackBerry 10 après un virage vers l'iPhone, l'année 2013 sera-t-elle celle de RIM ?

    RIM : l'administration américaine s'intéresse à BlackBerry 10 Après avoir fait un virage vers l'iPhone, l'année 2013 sera-t-elle celle du constructeur canadien ? L'année 2013 sera-t-elle celle du renouveau pour RIM ? Sans jouer les oracles, l'arrivée de BlackBerry 10 et de sa nouvelle plateforme de développement sont des signes encourageants pour le Canadien. Depuis hier, un autre signe va dans le même sens. Alors que l'administration américaine avait décidé de s'ouvrir à l'iPhone au détriment des seuls BlackBerry (souvenez-vous, le téléphone était par exemple le préféré de Barack Obama lors de sa première élection), voilà que la nouvelle version de l'OS et ses fonctionnali...

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  • L'administration américaine s'intéresse à BlackBerry 10 après un virage vers l'iPhone, l'année 2013 pourrait-elle être celle de RIM ?

    RIM : l'administration américaine s'intéresse à BlackBerry 10 Après avoir fait un virage vers l'iPhone, l'année 2013 sera-t-elle celle du constructeur canadien ? L'année 2013 sera-t-elle celle du renouveau pour RIM ? Sans jouer les oracles, l'arrivée de BlackBerry 10 et de sa nouvelle plateforme de développement sont des signes encourageants pour le Canadien. Depuis hier, un autre signe va dans le même sens. Alors que l'administration américaine avait décidé de s'ouvrir à l'iPhone au détriment des seuls BlackBerry (souvenez-vous, la marque était, par exemple, la préférée de Barack Obama lors de sa première élection), voilà que la nouvelle version de l'OS et ses fonctionnali...

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  • RIM ne veut plus d'Android dans son écosystème, trop d'applications seraient piratées d'après le constructeur du BlackBerry

    RIM ne veut plus d'applications Android dans son écosystème Trop de piratage pour les développeurs d'après le constructeur du BlackBerry : vraiment ? C'était il y a quatre ans. Une éternité dans le monde des smartphones et du développement mobile. Barack Obama - alors pas tout à fait président des Etas-Unis - affichait fièrement son BlackBerry dont, disait-il, il ne se séparait jamais. Depuis, Research In Motions (RIM), la société derrière BlackBerry, a entamé une longue descente aux enfers sur un marché américains ultra-dominé par Apple et les appareils sous Android. Les dirigeants de RIM ont été débarqués. Et la stratégie se recentre sur les segments les plus porteurs et ...

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