Java Development

[ingvar_e]

Trying to figure out where to place code for deregister a phone listener.

As the story goes. "Yes teacher, I am still confused, but at a higher level"

Example says: -----------

...
MyPhoneDeregister phone_handler;
...

  // call this method on exit to deregister the phone listener
  private callOnExit()
  {
    Phone.removePhoneListener(phone_handler);
  }
}

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Is this code to be placed in the phone listener itself? If so, how do I trigger it? The only code that activates the phone listener is a phone call. Right? If the above code is not to placed in the phone listener what do I put in for "phone_handler"?

[MSohm]

As you mention, it can be called from within the PhoneListener (one of the listener methods).

If you need to call it from within your application (i.e. a GUI portion) you could store a copy of the PhoneListener in the RuntimeStore when it is first created.  That way, you can open the same PhoneListener instance stored as an object in the RuntimeStore at a later time and deregister it.

[ingvar_e]

Thanks,

I do have to stop it from the controlling application. Is the method of  creating and storing the listener in RuntimeStore

described somewhere. I am having problem implementing a Runtime store so some kind of sample would be helpful

[peter_strange]

"I am having problem implementing a Runtime store so some kind of sample would be helpful"

So where have you looked for a sample?

I've found examples of its use in the Developer Guide, samples supplied and KB, including this very useful example.

How to - Create a singleton using the RuntimeStore
Article Number: DB-00686
http://www.blackberry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800332/832062/How_to_...