I'm totally new in the blackberry developing thing.
I already searched and reading a lot of threads in forum and in RIM tutorial itself.
I already become the member of Blackberry Alliance Program, the free one.
Then... I got confused about the BIS-B connection usage.
Is it true, I have to be the Associate (low level paid member) to access the BIS-B conenction to be applied in my application?
Thank you.
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I want to make an app that can detect nearby wifi signal strenghts.
It's for the study purpose only as I'm an electronic engineering student who has passion in programming.
Can someone tell me what the best programming language would be/ what I need to study etc?
Thank you in advance.
I looked up on Google for several hours but I couldn't find much information and I couldn't establish the starting point of my project.
I wanted to find out how mobile phones can detect wifi signals and how it can done using coding but such information seemed unavailable to the public.
I am looking to develop my IOS application to communicate with iXpand Flash Drive using lighting port. I am going to use iXpand SDK for that. The flash drive is defined in public database of apple. Does this need me to have MFI Program to deploy the app on App Store?
I can answer it well as I have deal with the same case:
You need not to have MFI License, as you are not manufacturer of
iXpand Flash Drive Hardware.
The SDK does not communicate with WesternDigital to get any information.
In my case, Apple Does not have asked for MFI details for iXpand. You may just need to provide details harware details for using lighting port.
At last but not least, we cannot 100% sure about apple review process. They can accept / reject with any reason but here you have good chances to accept it if you have valid reason to us external hardware.
I have created BB application and I have called webservice in this apps . App is working great in Simulator but when I sign application and install app in device. But through HttpConnectionFactory and HttpConnection have problem to get Internet process has been stop after Homescreen. So how can I get internet of my application? Is there any other way to get internet in device? I search a lot about that but I get that this is known issue for blackberry developer. So please tell me how can I solve this problem ?
Blackberry is a device which can connect to internet in many many ways. Each of them are specified as a service book. Different types of transports that are possible are WAP, Blackberry Enterprise Service, Blackberry Internet Service, (old) Blackberry Unite, Wi-Fi etc. When you create a network connection, you will need to specify what type of connection you are interested in.
A more detailed information is provided in this article - Different ways of connecting to internet
This is my first attemp to code a blackberry app so please bear with me.
I am developing an app to make it easy to access certain information from certain websites using screenscrapping.
Now I am done with the ui part of the application onto the internet access part.
My question is how do i access internet from my app ? I see that blackberry offers http, wifi and some other forms to access the internet ... does my app need to be worried about what mode is being used ? or as far as my app is concerned theres a general api to access the net with the logic of connecting to the internet being handled by the device itself ..?
any pointers with some sample code would be much appreciated.
thank you,
ankit
Blackberry applications internet access is a nightmare.
Good starting point here: http://www.versatilemonkey.com/blog/index.php/2009/06/24/networking-helper-class/
Helped me.
I wonder if anyone tried using Kaazing for client push with Silverlight? How did it go?
http://www.kaazing.org/confluence/display/KAAZING/What+is+Kaazing+Open+Gateway
Speaking as a representative of Kaazing:
Eikos Partners won an innovation award for their application, EPOC, which is an equity trading system running with Silverlight and Kaazing. They have screenshots of their application on their site.
Note that you need the commercial version of Kaazing Gateway to get access to Silverlight support. You can download it from here after you click on "Accept License Agreement."
You can also read up on Kaazing Gateway and Websockets here.