Java Development

[viviprost]

Hello,

I load my program on a Blackberry BOLD 9900 with Eclipse (JRE 7.1.0)

I want to make a UI. It's simple to obtain sample when i search on Google but Eclipse hasn't all plugins what I want.

I want to know where i can find plugins like :

- com.blackberry.toolkit.ui.*

Thank you.

[simon_hain]

welcome to the support forums.

there is no UI toolkit for blackberry java.
you could use webworks to do a html5 app (there are toolkits for that).
on bb java it is all done by hand.

[viviprost]

Ok, but why i can find sample like that on blackberry dev web site ?

http://developer.blackberry.com/java/documentation/advanced_ui_components_and_managers_1970227_11.ht...

It's not a program for Eclipse ?

[simon_hain]

no, it is a library.
read the description on the website:

The advanced UI library is a collection of extensions to classes in the BlackBerry Java SDK, and was created by Research In Motion.

you can include those files in your project and use them.

[viviprost]

To use this library, he is necessary to include her in Eclipse.

However, the link to http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/Implement-advanced-buttons-fields-and-manage...doesn't allow me to obtain this library.

The Advanced UI.zip contain photos that i can use to include  in the sample Advance UI application.

[peter_strange]

There is a link to gitHub in the text near the start of the article - you can download the source from there.

I recommend that you just add the classes you want into your application, rather than bloating your application by including source that you are not using. 

[viviprost]

Sorry to disturbe you so much, but i don't see how can i use that...

There is nothing in the document "src".

I'm on the right when i say that i want to laod the library no ?

[simon_hain]

are you sure that you are reading what we write?

Go to Github and download it from there:
https://github.com/blackberry/Samples-for-Java/tree/master/Advanced%20UI

[peter_strange]

And if you "backup" one level form the link Simon supplied (which is the same one as is at the start of the article) to here:

https://github.com/blackberry/Samples-for-Java

you will find that you can download a zip file that contains the advanced UI and load of other useful stuff.

Enjoy!

[viviprost]

Yes, thank you.

I'm going to test that.