Java Development

[Revenge]

Hi,

   I have an application that processes data from bluetooth and send it to the web service. Recently there was a request to add sounds to the application. Now when the application processes batches of data and the player is playing constantly after a few secs I get "Application is not responding" exception. And then the process is terminated. In the logs I can see lots of ForcedStackTrace exception logged after this exception.

   The sounds are played in the separate thread. If app doesn't play sounds or plays short sounds - everything works fine. Is there any way to avoid this exception happening? Why is it happening?

Thanks in advance,

Viktor. 

[klyubin]

I suggest you attach the debugger to your BlackBerry and see what causes the event queue of your app to fill up. Alternatively, download the Event Log using JavaLoader -u eventlog, then analyze the information contained in the ForcedStackTraceExceptions and locks held (see http://supportforums.blackberry.com/rim/board/message?board.id=java_dev&message.id=59424 for some ideas).

[Revenge]

Unfortunately I do not use JDE to develop the application - I use eclipse. Also I examined the stack trace elements and here are some of the names of module:
net_rim_cldc-14 ,4, 11, 10,

net_rim_cldc_io_rim_imp

and other net_rim libraries related to media,internet connection.

I doubt that the application produces the deadlock as everything works fine until I use the Player.

If the player thread works and plays long melodies one after another I get an exception. The are no memory leaks as if the data is processed in one-by-one fashion sounds get played and everything works fine. App crashes only when the load of data is considerably big.

[Revenge · Accepted solution]

Resolved by implementing my own PlayerManager, which, running in a separate thread would play the item in the queue manner rather then having many threads using the inner Player implementation.