Reading the developers guide on BlackBerry you may come across astonishing things. I’m impressed. When I started doing little things in the blackberry app I soon got used to it and considered the platform to be well organized. Now that I’m reading a book I get more and more confused about what I should do and what I shan’t! Take a look at this masterpiece
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> Another one – comment to a method from SDK
Category:Framework: This element may be called by the underlying framework. Members that are invoked by the framework may not behave exactly as documented. WHAT DA HELL???
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> And the last one so far >
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> >>> >>>> HorizontalFieldManager organizes fields horizontally. To enable horizontal scrolling, provide the >> >> Manager.HORIZONTAL_SCROLL style. If you do not include the HORIZONTAL_SCROLL parameter, the >> >> fields arrange themselves horizontally and can exceed the width of the screen, but users cannot scroll to >> >> content that is beyond the right side of the screen. >> >> BlackBerry devices do not display horizontal scrolling indicators or scroll bars >>>
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> Just wait me telling the user – “This application is magic – you don’t see the scrollbars, but the content is there – believe it, or not” (rofl)….
Probably will edit this post later with more “funny stuff”
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Nice title
Using HTTPS connections.
After this goes the detailed explanation how to code and use http(s) connections on BlackBerry. And then a small hint
: The BlackBerry Internet Service Browser does not allow Java applications to initiate HTTP, HTTPS, or TCP connections. LOL.
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