I want to access Jira through my Blackberry, but I'm not very interested in accessing web client through Blackberry browser. Are there any native solutions?
PuguaSoft LLC is developing a BlackBerry application for JIRA called PocketJIRA. It's still in development, but we're hoping to release a beta version for testing soon. For more information, please visit http://www.pocketjira.com.
Can't find any BlackBerry JIRA application. But I've found out there are RPC services in JIRA, so it's possible to implement such application with limited client functionality.
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For my course curriculum I need to work on blackberry mobile app development for Blackberry Z10 mobile.
I googled a lot and found that I need Momentics IDE, I got Momentics IDE and installed it on windows 10, but opening, it says can not connect to internet.
It could not get API levels so I am unable to make project using cascades.
The official developers page on blackberry site does not have momentics IDE.
Please tell me which IDE can I use to make apps for Blackberry Z10 mobile, or how to get SDKs for momentics IDE.
If somebody have developement IDEs, SDKs etc please share with me.
I know it is outdated but I need it. Please help me.
I am searching web but not getting and IDE functional IDE now in 2022. Please help me.
Thanks.
Infrastructure that supported BlackBerry OS and BlackBerry 10 was shut down on January 4th, 2022. This includes resources required for development. Tools for developing apps for these platforms were also removed from the BlackBerry web site. You can find the official announcement here: https://www.blackberry.com/us/en/support/devices/end-of-life
We are building a chat client in Xamarin Forms (.NET, PCL) for Windows 10 (UWP), Android, iOS and for Mac in future.
We are evaluating Twilio Programmable Chat as a platform to built on.
Is there a .NET SDK (PCL or non-PCL) that we can use to build the client?
Or can we built one of our own using a .NET socket library of our own?
There's no .NET SDK currently available, however Xamarin SDK is planned (no exact date, we'll try to get it going ASAP). You can always use generated wrappers to access the REST API from your application or write your own. The API documentation on the site should be sufficient to get you going, but if you have any specific questions - feel free to ask on SO or from Twilio Support.
Hope this helps.
I developed an native android application. Now i want to import the application in BlackBerry 10. Please help and also let me know whether i will get any functional or technical issues while importing as well as while deploying into app store.
Thanks In advance.
Here is the information you want on official BlackBerry Developer site.
I want to develop one application which I will install on my Bold Device.now is it possible for my application to retrieve information regarding application which are installed on my device that these applications can be installed on other devices like Torch/Storm/Tablet phones of blackberry. is it possible? Thanks in advance
Even Java API, with richer than Web-SDK functionality, does not provide such information about installed applications. To inspect all possible actions over installed apps look at CodeModuleManager and ApplicationManager classes from RIM API SDK.
Will a Blackberry smartphone application written in the Java api work on the Playbook without modification?
According to RIM, once the JDE player is released, they will have to be re-packaged which may require re-compiling, to run on the PlayBook. The same applies to Android applications. In either case you will not be able to download native JDE or Android apps and run them on the PlayBook.
The only application SDK path that allows for BlackBerry Smartphone applications to run both on BBOS, Playbook and BlackBerry 10 is the HTML5 WebWorks SDK
Get started by reading the Getting Started Overview Guide
https://developer.blackberry.com/html5/documentation/what_is_a_webworks_app_1845471_11.html
You may also be interested in cloning bbUI.js, a free ui framework that works across BlackBerry devices going back to OS5. bbUI.js targets platform specific native features, like access to hardware apis, while providing a consistent feel.
blackberry/bbUI.js
https://github.com/blackberry/bbUI.js
Best of luck to you.
Yes, RIM has announced that they will release a virtual machine which will play your existing blackberry app. I'm not sure if developers have to re-submit their blackberry apps though.
Playbook will also support Android apps, but developers will have to recompile their apps and submit those to App World.