blackberry-eclipse-plugin

I am trying to build a simple application for testing purpose in which I am making a simple Http connection .The code is running perfectly on the simulator but when I am testing the app on the real device it is not returning any response code. I think there is some error in http connection . Here is the code that I am using for http connection: httpConnection = (HttpConnection)Connector.open("http://www.google.com"); The device that I am using is Blackberry 8520 v5.0.0.592 Also give me some tips on how to do the debuging of any app from real device using eclipse plugin. Thanks in advance. If

how can i send JSON request from blackberry application that works as client to the server to get an information from the server to use them in BB application i use blackberry eclipse under windows 7 i try this code public void loginRequest() throws IOException, JSONException{ HttpConnection c = null; InputStream is = null; int rc; JSONObject postObject = new JSONObject(); postObject.put("method", method); //postObject.put("params", Parameters); try{ c = (HttpConnection)Connector.open(urlPath); // Set the request method and headers c.setRequestMethod(HttpConnection.GET); c.setRequestProperty(

I recently had to prepare a BB app for submission to the BB app world, but I have an issue when running the app. Basically, I've created a new Blackberry project, using the "use existing source" option to point to the sources I've got from the developer that actually developed this app. Building the application just works, but when I want to start the app it immediately quits with a NullPointerException. When debugging the application, the debugger halts at the following line: Bitmap bitmaplogo = EncodedImage.getEncodedImageResource("img/logo.png").getBitmap(); With the following error: [0.0]

I am developing BlackBerry application that connects to the web service. When I developed on simulator, I used BlackBerry MDS for simulator and everything just went fine. My application (running on simulator) can connect with my web service perfectly. Please note that the simulator and the web service are on different PCs. Now, my project is done. I tried deploying my app to the real device (BB 8520). When I used the app on the device, I found it can't connect to the web service. I did a research on the Internet and I am sure it must be due to MDS issue. It seems like I have to do something

I'm working on a library project that Blackberry Java developers can import into their projects. It uses protected RIM APIs which require that it be code-signed, which I have done. But, I can't get my Jar imported and working with a simple helloWorld app. I'm using the eclipse plug-in Blackberry-JDE. EDIT : Solution found.... since I found the solution I removed the things I've tried, leaving only the solution ... BUILDING THE SDK/Libary (use BB-ANT-TOOLS, either in eclipse or standalone) steps: A) I had to build my SDK's jar as an 'cldc' application not as a 'library' project, using BB-ANT

(I have solved my problem, so have edited it to look more like a blog post - the final working solution has been placed as an "answer" below.) Aim I want to package our BB libraries (v4.5 OR v5.0) into JAR format, so we can give application source code to clients WITHOUT giving library source code. Workaround Currently, I have my SDK, and my apps, all setup with source code, as different projects in the same workspace. All projects compile. My SDK is setup as a library project, my apps as applications. In each app, I add the SDK project to the build path. Eclipse handles the build perfectly,