Java Development

[smiley]

thanks peter.  will have try it out.

RIM should have included all the basic controls like calendar, color picker, file picker, etc.. in the SDK to start with.

[Albert_Anks]

this is really very nice..

[safaridin]

thanks peter, this is good one..

just a little bit change when the start day is MONDAY, it think it should be

    startAt = 0;

instead of

   startAt = -6

        switch (workDay) {
            case(Calendar.MONDAY): {
                startAt = 0;
                break;
            }
            case(Calendar.TUESDAY): {
                startAt = -1;
                break;
            }

so when the month start with Monday (just like Nov 2010), the calendar won't show the Tuesday at the left column.

the rest of the code, works just fine.

[peter_strange]

Thanks for that correction.

I think I found this code was very slow, hope you are not finding the same.

[safaridin]

Yes, it's bit slow.. i'm trying to find another solution...  i'll post it here if i find one. (or code one   )

[peter_strange]

The reason I think it is slow is that it adds and deletes fields.  One option is to do the adding 'offline' in other words add the Fields to a manager that is NOT connected to a screen, then add the manager to the screen, that way, the layout processing is only done once.

[behrk2]

Hi Peter,

Very nice calendar implementation.  I want to try to get a working version on the Storm.  Did you ever figure out why it doesn't work with the Storm? Or do you have any assumptions?  When I try to run your application, I receive the following error:

"ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException"

"Uncaught Exception: Index 1 >= 1"

And stack trace:

Thread [Calendar(188)id=288674816] (Suspended (exception ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException))    
    CalendarScreen$1(DateField).prevDateTimeBoundarySubfield(int) line: 1877    
    CalendarScreen$1(DateField).calcLayoutData(int) line: 550    
    CalendarScreen$1(DateField).calcCachedData() line: 703    
    CalendarScreen$1(DateField).onFocus(int) line: 2112    
    VerticalFieldManager(Manager).onFocus(int) line: 3500    
    TitleStatusManager(Manager).onFocus(int) line: 3500    
    CalendarScreen(Screen).onFocus(int) line: 3821    
    CalendarScreen(Screen).onDisplay() line: 3753    
    CalendarScreen(Screen).callOnUiEngineAttached(boolean) line: 496    
    UiEngineImpl.addScreen(Screen) line: 1471    
    UiEngineImpl$UiEngineOldInterfaceAdapter.pushScreen(Screen) line: 5994    
    Application(UiApplication).pushScreen(Screen) line: 277    
    Application.<init>() line: 8    
    Application.main(String[]) line: 13   

Thanks!

[albert_montserrat]

I get the same error. Which can be the problem?

Thanks,

Albert

[peter_strange]

@behrk2 - Sorry missed this.

In OS 4.7 I would use DateTimePicker. 

I actually have got this code working in OS 4.7 myself but for OS 4.7 and above push people towards the built in picker.

I can look at trying to fix this if you want, but I think this code is 'dead' for any current OS.

[albert_montserrat]

Why is dead?
My error is happening working in 5.0 in blackberry 9550.
It is the only one that get this error...
Thanks Peter for your help
Albert