I just embedded Adobe Reader X ActiveX control in a small sample applications. All controls related to Annotations and Comments are disabled.
Why is that? Can I enable them via code?
This behavior seems to be intensionally and can't be changed.
The answer from Adobe can be found here: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/757876
My case was simple, uninstalled and installed the latest version and the same pdf file was open to be annotated.
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I have created sample bb10 webworks app which shows charts(pie, line, bar, etc.). I have used highcharts library for the same. Sample charts get displayed on bb10 device but some time graphs not rendered properly. Sometimes graphs are empty.
In highcharts documentation, they did not mentioned compatibility for Blackberry 10. So I need to know that "does it fully supports on BB10?".
Any help would be appreciated.
Full compatibility is available here: http://www.highcharts.com/documentation/compatibility
I need to detect the corner/edge of a document in a captured image in Windows Phone 7. I cannot use openCV as WP 7 does not have support for native code lib.
Can anybody suggest me some algorithm or open source library that I can use for this purpose.
I want to do the similar thing on Windows Phone app as posted in another SO question: DETECT the Edge of a Document in iPhoneSDK
you can try using A-Forge for this task.
the A-forge .NET have great functionality and I think it will not be a problem to use it on windows phone
I have a good experience with BlackBerry Java Development Environment. I need to know about QNX based IDE for development of Blackberry 10. I successfully installed and ran a small example.
But here I am not finding any drag and drop IDE. I expected that it contain that type of editor, but unfortunately I am not able to find this feature. I am using following IDE:
QNX® Momentics IDE for BlackBerry® 10 Native SDK
Version: 10.0.4
Also the IDE is not showing all hints. How to get Hints?
Is it required manually include header files?
Please help me where can I find this feature in this IDE?
Just to let you know, drag and drop is now available in Momentics (version 10.0.9). You can drag UI components into your code window and it will auto populate the code for you.
Hi i got following answer from Blackberry adviser
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Cascades-Development/Visual-Drag-and-Drop-Editor-for-Cascades/m-p/1759935#M300
This is currently not available. Please consult the BB NDK documentation for information and updates:
https://developer.blackberry.com/native/
https://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/
Thanks!
If there is error on your qml file that will show it on right square corner so you can come to know that something is wrong on qml. for adding header file and all it not gives any hint like eclips android and eclipse bb is give to users. You have to manually find which header file is missing and add that.
I need to add a PDF reader that reads a PDF document from a URL to my Blackberry Playbook app. Is it possible?
The PlayBook will come with Adobe Reader, so you shouldn't have to add anything else.
In principle, using QNXApplication.qnxApplication.openFile('myfile.pdf') should be sufficient to open that file in Reader.
None of this has been documented yet by RIM so you will have to wait at least until the release of the 1.0 SDK (expected prior to the tablet shipping, but maybe not by much) to learn more.
I have an app that I'm developing and the main screen is supposed to have a simple embedded browser frame on it that displays a single remote webpage. Can anyone provide me with the necessary code or a reference that will help me figure it out?
It depends on what OS version you are going to support. Since OS 5.0 RIM adds a new package net.rim.device.api.browser.field2 which simplifies things a lot. For both old API (pre 5) and newer there is a sample apps in the BB SDK that demonstrates embedded browser usage.
On my PC sample apps are in the following dirs:
C:\Program Files\Research In Motion\BlackBerry JDE 6.0.0\samples\com\rim\samples\device\browser\browserfield2demo - newer API
C:\Program Files\Research In Motion\BlackBerry JDE 6.0.0\samples\com\rim\samples\device\browser\browserfielddemo - old API
Also note that the sample for old API actually fails to open an HttpConnection. It results in white screen being displayed instead of page content, so feel free to fix the sample code to append the URL with a proper suffix (;device=true or ;interface=wifi). I assume you already know how to open HttpConnection on BB using different transports.
Yes can you please try this.
BrowserSession browserSession = Browser.getDefaultSession();
browserSession.displayPage("http://www.google.co");
browserSession.showBrowser();