Java Development

[Blanc]

@davidmccormack:

the server is at remote location only.i dnt know the IP address of it, and i think it wont be the reason for my exception.

Anyway thanks for your suggestions.

any help...!!!!?????

[klyubin]

See peter_strange's question: is it Storm 2 (has WiFi) or just Storm (does not have WiFi)?

[Blanc]

i was shocked when i came to know that storm1 does not support wi-fi, anyway am using storm1,so no support for  wi-fi.

then i try to change my code to with url:  as follows::

url += url+";deviceside=true";. but still problems!!!

This time the error is regarding the APN. i found that HTTPDemo is working fine. in the demo it is not even mentioned deviceside=true; for the fetch default page in the menu. but it is working fine.

so i hope  your help and support to solve my issue.

[klyubin]

url += url+";deviceside=true" seems pretty wrong: if URL is "http://www.google.com", you'll get "http://www.google.comhttp://www.google.com;deviceside=true".

[klyubin]

P.S. If HTTPDemo is working fine on your device without the ";deviceside=true", then don't append ";deviceside=true" in your application either.

[peter_strange]

Seem to recall from somewhere that if you have a Verizon or Voda Storm, I think they will attempt to use WAP.  If you really want them to use Direct TCP you have to supply an empty Connection UID? 

So not specifying anything == WAP.

Just a thought.

[Blanc]

@peter: i didnt get you what ypu are suggesting me to do... can you be little bit clear!!!

@klyubin: i mean url = url+";deviceside=true"; not url+ = url+";deviceside=true"; anyway thanks for your correction.

i will try with removing deviceside=true; and let you know wheter it is working or not.

[peter_strange]

Found the post I recalled.

http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/Direct-TCP-and-WAP-2-0-connection-problems-c...

[klyubin]

BTW, that empty ConnectionUID trick doesn't work for socket and tls connections on Vodafone UK (haven't tried http or https). Only connectionhandler=none does.