Java Development

[amardeepjaiman]

Test it on device. may be it doesnt work on simulator.

[Deepesh]

CodeModuleGroupManager.loadAll() or CodeModuleGroupManager.load() gives you the codemodulegroup not a application/codemodule. You are specifying CodeModuleGroupManager.load(modulename) and i thought your specified modulename is your application name; its not correct you need to use groupname here.

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[Deepesh]

If you are testing it on simulator then try to install your application using the BlackBerry Browser

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[amardeepjaiman]

I think this thread will clear your doubts.

http://supportforums.blackberry.com/rim/board/message?board.id=java_dev&message.id=737&query.id=3870...

[MSohm]

A CodeModuleGroup is created for an application when it is installed with the following exceptions:

A group is NOT created if you use javaloader to load the application by specifying the COD file names.

A group is NOT created when a COD file is copied into the BlackBerry Simulator directory (this is what occurs when you test/debug your application).

A group IS created if the application is installed using any other means listed here:

How To - Load applications onto a BlackBerry smartphone
Article Number: DB-00041

http://www.blackberry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800708/800647/How_To_...

[danadydy]

I have loaded the application into the emulator this way:

    1. Simulate USB cable connected

    2.  jvaloader -u load myapp.jad

=>  I got my group not null.

But,

myGroup.getProperty("RIM-COD-Module-Name");

returns null.

So, is there a way to get a property from the jad, please?

Thank you.