I am facing problem with MDS-CS simulator coming with JDE 4.7.0 , i am not able to connect to internet . I went in edit->preferences->simulator tab ->general tab -> ticked Launch MDS-CS with simulator check box. when i debug application i got the error, Here is following link which states the error.
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2) I have experience in symbian development , am new to Blackberry. In symbian there is called RDA (remote device access) which gives device kind of environment if we don't have device. Is same kind of concept available in blackberry as i don't have touch screen device
to test application.
Seems like wrong path to MDS, or antivirus/firewall activity.
Try download standalone MDS simulator, install it and run before run device simulator.
If you have antivirus/firewall installed, check it's logs.
EDIT Also see Support - BlackBerry MDS Simulator does not launch
AFAIK, RIM has no RDA like service..
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I've been trying to fix this issue for 3 hours and nothing. My entire google search looks purple and there is no solution. This error just keep popping up no matter what I do.
Tried adding a new iOS project.
Tried creating a completely new project. Same issue.
I've got an iPad plugged in externally with a USB type C cable to my laptop and I have set up all the developer requirements from apple to be able to access my device via visual studio.
Updated the iPad to the latest iOS version 16.1.1 installed iTunes from the Microsoft store and I can see my device as an optional device to deploy my app too.
Windows 10
Visual Studio 2022
I've got a mac mini to test using Simulator but I want to test this on a real device not a Simulator. Works fine on Simulators but not on real device while plugged into Windows.
There is no more information I can provide with the error because I myself do no get more to work with either.
Many Thanks in Advance
Image of the .iOS/bin/iPhone/Debug. There are also country-specific directories above the files.
On Qt Creator, when I run my application on the iOS simulator everything works fine. However, when I try and run it to the connected device, the error message below shows up:
[xcodebuild-release-device] Error 70
When I go to preferences on Qt and then Devices, it says that my device is ready to use.
How do I get my application to show up on my connected device? I would appreciate it if I could get some detailed steps on how to get this to work.
Thank you.
*The version of Qt Creator is 4.5 and Xcode is 9.2
Any ideas how to get console logs from a user device running iOS 8?
Previous methods, including the iPhone Configuration Utility, do not seem to work with iOS 8 - the latter just doesn't show anything for the console. The older related iOS apps stopped working since iOS 7.
Installing Xcode is not an option, since the user is most likely running Windows, and in any case will not tolerate a multi-GB download and install.
We have an other option, which is, by installing itools and follow the below navigation where you can see the console logs.
Connect Your device to Windows. click on itools->Under iPhone->>Advanced->System logs.
Install itools from this location http://itools-for-windows.en.softonic.com/
iTools
To get real time iOS system logs on windows machine.
Note: Based on iOS / Xcode / iTunes (overall Apple) updates, this information is subject to change. With current iOS version 8.1.3, the iTools software version 3.1.7.6 works great.
Open iTools.
Connect your iDevice.
In the left pane under your device, choose 'Advanced'.
Click on 'System Logs'.
You'll get real time system logs just as Console log in Xcode.
As of iOS8 update iPhone Configuration Utility cannot get the logs. from a tutorial in testflight website, they say specifically for iOS 8 devices use xCode. So I guess you are out of luck.
Our client is reporting when they try to start the app on their testing devices, the following error message appears:
I searched for the error, found this and this and it's mentioned this is caused when the code sign process is faulty.
From what I understand, if the code signing process fails, then the app shouldn't be able to run on any device, but the ones we have have no problem running the app at all.
The app is built with BlackBerry SDK 6.0 and we have tested on both a BlackBerry 9360 with OS version 7.1 Bundle 2102 (v.7.1.0.746, Platform 9.6.0.112) and a BlackBerry 9800 with OS 6.0 Bundle 1907 (v6.0.0.448, Platform 6.4.0.210). Both devices can run the app. The client is testing on another BlackBerry 9360 but I don't have the OS specifications at the moment, but already requested them.
I have installed the app through the BlackBerry Desktop Software, Eclipse's Debug As BlackBerry Device option and Eclipse's Load Project(s) on Device option.
The client uses BlackBerry Desktop Software to install the app on their testing device.
What can cause for the app to run fine on our devices but not on the ones the client uses?
Is the problem related to the code signing keys?
EDIT
The client shared with us the following device information:
BlackBerry 9900 7.1 bundle 1909 v7.1.0.658 platform 5.1.0.485
Are there any issues for this device with this specific or similar bundle setting?
Also another strange thing the client reported when we were talking to them was that when they went to the route in Options -> Device -> Application Manager, when accesing the app details and then Edit Permissions, they reported although permissions were present, no modules for the app were shown, I double checked on my side and when I install the app from Eclipse (either through the Debug As... option or the Load Project(s) on Device option) the app shows the modules but when installed through the BlackBerry Desktop Software the modules appear hidden, in both cases I can run the app on both devices we own. Is this normal? Can this affect certain devices and make them not run the app?
EDIT 2
I ran the signature tool by executing the jar and it shows the code signing process to be completed with no failed required or failed optional signatures. I attach the image displaying this:
I have a problem with BES connection on top of MDS simulator.
What I'm trying is simple, I want to support all connections types but BIS-B : TCP, WIFI, WAP1/2, BES. I succeeded in implementing TCP, WIFI, WAP1/2, it works with device emulators from 4.5 to 6.0.
For BES, I only get it to work with device emulators versions from 4.5 to 5.0.
The problem with version 6.0.0 is just that it blocks, I guess the device emulator tries to reach BES service through the MDS simulator but doesn't find it so freezes (call to function HttpConnection.getResponseCode is blocking the app). Nothing appears in the MDS simulator console.
My MDS simulator is 4.1.4.
I tried to browse through the various settings of the phone simulator but didn't find anything relevant. I only saw "bes service : not connected", ok thanks but why?
I also tried to access bes connection through the httpdemo sample provided by RIM, same problem, blocks.
I cannot figure out why it works with previous versions and not latest one. Did I missed something? Is there a special setting for the device emulator or the MDS simulator? Is there something more to add to the url (not only ";deviceside=false") for version 6.0.0 (I browsed the release notes but didn't find anything)?
As Leloo Dallas would say "Please help!"
Hope I'm not wasting your time with a silly question.
Thanks guys (girls?)
Neimad
Neimad, the code to use BES/MDS connection should be the same for all OS versions. So if it runs on 4.5/5.0 - then it should also run on OS 6.
Not sure if this is your case - however just have a look to this official RIM info: BlackBerry MDS Simulator does not launch.