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bhko
Posts: 3
Registered: ‎02-07-2010
My Carrier: engineer

Application development (Using Bluetooth technology) . Help Me!!

 

Hello! , Please help me.
* Development environment
1.Device Model: Blackberry pearl-8100
2. Eclipse IDE for Java Developers
    - Eclipse Platform(3.5.1.M20090917-0800)
    - EPP Java Package(1.2.1.20090918-0703))
3. BlackBerry Java Plug-in (ver1.1.1.20091111164115)
4. BlackBerry Java SDK (Ver 4.5.0.21)
5. Device OS version : 4.5.0.52
Question 1.
When I run the simulator, does not see Bluetooth environment((ex)Turn Bluetooth on/off , Set up Bluetooth)
How can I see it?
Question 2. 
When using the device(BB pearl-8100) for debugging, an error message appears.
(No debug information found for module'net_rim_cldc'. Please ensure that you have installed the simulator package that 
matches the handheld code you are attempting to debug)
Detailed description of the problem can be solved, please~~.
Thank you for reading to the end.
I'll wait for answers.

 

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MSohm
Posts: 12,957
Registered: ‎07-09-2008
My Carrier: Bell

Re: Application development (Using Bluetooth technology) . Help Me!!

The BlackBerry Smartphone simulator does not natively support Bluetooth.  You can connect a Casira Bluetooth adapter to your PC to test Bluetooth applications in the simulator.

 

The "No debug information found" warning indicates that .debug files that match your BlackBerry device software version could not be found.  These are included with the BlackBerry Smartphone simulator.  You'll need to install a simulator with matching BlackBerry device software (all 4 digits must match).

 

Alternatively you can just ignore that warning, however not all debug functions will work.

Mark Sohm
BlackBerry Development Advisor

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bhko
Posts: 3
Registered: ‎02-07-2010
My Carrier: engineer

Re: Application development (Using Bluetooth technology) . Help Me!!

Thank you for answers.

 

 

In addition, I have a few questions.
1. What  is  the "Casira Bluetooth adapter" ?
   - Would you like to some informations(purchase,cost,web site...) give me?
  
2. Where can I get a simulator (OS version 4.5.0.52)?
 -  web site link please.
I'll wait for your answer.
Thank you.

 

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peter_strange
Posts: 17,653
Registered: ‎07-14-2008

Re: Application development (Using Bluetooth technology) . Help Me!!

1. Casira are not related to RIM.  A quick Google found this.

 

http://www.csr.com/development/casira.htm

 

2. The best place to look for Simualtors and the like is the Resources page.  Try

 

www.blackberrydeveloper.com

 

If you can't find a direct link, click on Resources.

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bhko
Posts: 3
Registered: ‎02-07-2010
My Carrier: engineer

Application development (Using Bluetooth technology) . Help Me!!

Hello.

 

Inquiries about the development of Bluetooth APP.

 

 

Blackberry phones are trying to install Bluetooth Demo Sample source.
1st .    Bluetooth Demo Sample Source has been compiled using eclipse .
2nd .   My BlackBerry JDE Signature key order has been processed and received complete.
3rd.    I received E- mail. " A code signing request completed successfully for client '1280823326'. "
4th .   Bluetooth Demo.alx files were installed on the Target Device(BlackBerry Pearl 8100) using the
   desktop manager . 
5th .   Check the Target Device(BlackBerry Pearl 8100).
Error message is displayed.   :  
 "Error starting BluetoothDemo : Module 'BluetoothDemo'  attempts to access a secure API."
Question .  Why does not this work?
Please help me to solve the problem.
Thank you.

 

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peter_strange
Posts: 17,653
Registered: ‎07-14-2008

Re: Application development (Using Bluetooth technology) . Help Me!!

I've never seen this except where the cod that was put on the phone was not signed. 

 

So check with the Signature Tool to make sure that the one (i.e. the actual cod file) that you installed on the device was signed. 

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