For BlackBerry Developers, basic information that you can need :
h : Screen Height (px) – w : Screen Width (px)
- BlackBerry Torch 9800 – h:480 x w:360
- BlackBerry Bold 9000 – h:320 x w:480
- BlackBerry Bold 9700 – h:360 x w:480
- BlackBerry Bold 9780 – h:360 x w:480
- BlackBerry Curve 8520 – h:360 x w:480
- BlackBerry Curve 9300 – h:240 x w:320
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The first annual conference of Turkish User Group will be held in Istanbul. Attend my session at this great user group event on March 17th, 2011.
My session is “Application Development with Blackberry & Notes”. You can see agenda from this web site
I will complete for Turkish Lotus Users the tutorial about how can we use IBM® Lotus® Domino® Web Services (using Web Services Provider) in BlackBerry Java® Development using Eclipse.
Hope to see you at the session …
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Posted by Best Coder | Posted in BlackBerry, Development | Posted on 31-01-2011
If you get IndexOutOfBoundsException during retrieving of ToDo.DUE property value, check before it has a value.
Wrong :
lngEnd = _SourceContext.getDate(BlackBerryToDo.DUE, 0);
Correct :
if (todo.countValues(BlackBerryToDo.DUE) > 0)
{
lngEnd = todo.getDate(BlackBerryToDo.DUE, 0);
}
This is because if ToDo has no Due date (I mean, selected ‘ None ‘ value), you can take IndexOutOfBoundsException error. Check before it has a value using countValues (…) > 0
I spent lots of time to solve this exception
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Posted by Best Coder | Posted in BlackBerry, Development | Posted on 31-01-2011
The documentation in the 4.5.0 and lower JavaDocs is incorrect. This has been updated in version 4.6.0+.
Here is are a chart on how it works.
PRIORITY in the Tasks Application
Normal -> 5
High -> 1
Low -> 9
PRIORITY Specified to setInt()/addInt()
Normal -> 0, 4, 5, 6
High -> 1, 2, 3
Low -> 7, 8, 9
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Now we are finishing our Blackberry development tutorial. It take so long i know but time is limited for me
Sorry for this situation.
First, I want to share links of previous posts.
Part 1
Part 2
Now Part 3 is coming …
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Hello my frields,
I am working for a commercial application which will run on Blackberry and will be integrated with Lotus Domino. You can easily manage some operations on your –company’s- domino servers from your blackberry device wherever you are.
Which operations you can do;
- Run Console Commands
- Run Scheduled Agents
I published screenshots of this application and want to share your ideas about this application.
Please do not hesitate to share your comments. Also if you participate in the Mobile Admin survey would also like to appreciate.
See you again …
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Posted by Best Coder | Posted in BlackBerry, Development | Posted on 06-05-2010
“For some reason when I try to sign my project .cod file the signature tool creates a second instance of my project for it to sign.
I tried to create a new project and move my files – but no luck.
it looks something like:
Proj.cod Not Signed Required RRT
Proj.cod Not Signed Required RBB
Proj.cod Not Signed Optional RCR
Proj-1.cod Not Signed Required RRT <—-????
Proj-1.cod Not Signed Required RBB <—-???? Where did these 3 come from?
Proj-1.cod Not Signed Optional RCR <—-????” by dmravyan from Blackberry Support Community Forum
The reason of this situation -> Link
Reason : If the cod file is larger than around 64k then it splits the main cod into multiple smaller cod files with the -n extension to the filename.
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Posted by Best Coder | Posted in BlackBerry | Posted on 13-03-2010
I searched lots of webpage but i found solution suddenly during try and find solution method
If you are using Eclipse for Blackberry Java Development and want to use Blackberry Resource File.
How can we implement this resource files (*.rrc and *.rrh) to our application ?
I don’t know maybe it’s a simple but solution is :
Give your resource files same as with your application.
And use this implementation method;
[sourcecode language="java"]public class ScreenWelcome extends MainScreen implements DelegationResource {
ResourceBundle _resource = ResourceBundle.getBundle ("Delegation");
// …
}[/sourcecode]
Just add Resource word to the end of your main resource file. And use ResourceBundle class to use it.
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Posted by Best Coder | Posted in BlackBerry, Lotus Notes | Posted on 20-02-2010
Now we are starting to develop Blackberry part of our tutorial.
We will use following development IDE & tools during our tutorial.
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