Java Development

[LoganSix]

Using BlackBerry plugin for Eclipse

For OS 6

After taking two weeks to try and fix a simple "do not close until you are done" error with SQLite, I am now having a little bit of a setup issue with the Eclipse software.

When I push a message to the simulator, I get the following error. 

<2012-04-18 15:39:15.471 EDT>:[378]:<MDS-CS_MDS>:<DEBUG>:<LAYER = SCM, EVENT = N
otifying to URL = http://172.17.111.35:14002?pushID=268848&clientID=dean.logan@bhemail.com&priority=2&besurl=192.168.1... pushId = -62be8811:136c6f71d73:-7ff576188, destination = dean.logan@bhemail.com, result code = 400 net.rim.protocol.iplayer.push.b: Push connection aborted by device>

 According to the knowledge base, a 400 error is "Invalid Push format.

Mobile Data Service 3.7 and earlier: The email address or personal identification number (PIN) used in the Push was not recognized as a BlackBerry Enterprise Server user enabled for Mobile Data Service."

I'm sure it is something with the setup in the rim.property files.  Something probably needs to be turned on or off that I can't figure out.

[MonitorAgent]
MonitorAgent.listen.port=8070

[WebServer]
WebServer.Tomcat.transcoding= false
WebServer.listen.host=localhost
WebServer.listen.port=8080
WebServer.listen.sslport=8443
WebServer.servlet.monitor.port=8070
WebServer.servlet.monitor.host=localhost
WebServer.servlet.push.port=81
WebServer.servlet.push.host=localhost
WebServer.servlet.push.ssl=false

[SRP]
SRP.UID= please get one 
SRP.AuthenticationString= Please get one
SRP.InetAddress= Please get one
SRP.Port=3101
SRP.logging=true


[IPPP]
IPPP.push.listen.tcp.port=81
IPPP.connection.MaxNumberOfKBytesToSend=128
IPPP.queue.flowcontrol.window.size=-1
IPPP.queue.flowcontrol.timeout=600000
IPPP.logging=true


[UDP]
UDP.receive.port=19781
UDP.send.default=19780
UDP.init=initialization_packet
UDP.logging=true


[HTTP HANDLER]
application.handler.http.logging = true
application.handler.http.CookieSupport = true
application.handler.http.AuthenticationSupport = true
application.handler.http.AuthenticationTimeout = 3600000
application.handler.http.device.connection.timeout = 140000 
application.handler.http.server.connection.timeout = 150000
application.handler.http.device.credentialTimeout = 60000
application.handler.http.authentication.mechName2oid = Negotiate=1.2.840.113554.1.2.2, NTLM=1.3.6.1.4.1.311.2.2.10, Basic=1.3.6.1.4.1.88888.1.2

[Security]
net.rim.security.auth.DefaultDomain = rim.net


[HTTPS HANDLER]
application.handler.https.allowUntrustedServer = false
application.handler.https.logging = true

[TLS HANDLER]
application.handler.tls.allowUntrustedServer = false
application.handler.tls.logging = true

[OCSP HANDLER]
application.handler.ocsp.StatusProviders = net.rim.protocol.iplayer.connection.handler.device.ocsp.OCSPProvider
application.handler.StatusProviders.OCSP.PrimaryResponderRank   = Default
application.handler.StatusProviders.OCSP.Responder.Default      = http://dhobbs-wnt.rim.net/ocsp
application.handler.StatusProviders.OCSP.UseDeviceResponders    = yes
application.handler.StatusProviders.OCSP.UseCertResponders      = yes
application.handler.ocsp.DebugLogging = no

[LDAP HANDLER]
application.handler.ldap.DEFAULT_SERVER = dhobbs-wnt
application.handler.ldap.DEFAULT_PORT   = 389
application.handler.ldap.DEFAULT_QUERY  = ou=people, o=rim.net
application.handler.ldap.DEFAULT_LIMIT  = 20
application.handler.ldap.COMPRESSION    = true
application.handler.ldap.logging        = false

[Database]
Database.shouldConnect=false
BESName=DAISY1
Database.Driver=sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver
Database.URL=jdbc:odbc:BESMgmt
Database.DBCycleTimer=5

[ACL]
ACL.Authorization.Datastore=net.rim.shared.service.authorization.JDBCAuthorizationDatastore
ACL.Enabled=false

[ESS]
ESS.helpfile	= help/Using_the_Email_Server_Simulator.html
ESS.launcher	= bin/launcher.exe

[Email]
Email.deviceId		=2100000A
Email.pop3Server	=pop3.server
Email.smtpServer	=smtp.server
Email.personal		=Dean Logan
Email.address		=Dean.Logan@bhemail.com
Email.smtpPort		=25
Email.pop3Port		=110

Any suggestions?

[LoganSix · Accepted solution]

Figured it out.

When setting the device port, I had the wrong port

_notify = (StreamConnectionNotifier)Connector.open(appAttributes.devicePort + appAttributes.deviceSide);

My company uses a Test port and a Prod port, so that we could have 2 versions of the app on the device at the same time.  So, chaning the listening port to 1313 from 1315 allowed the push service to push to the correct port and the app was able to read the data.