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BlackBerry® MDS
You can use the BlackBerry® MDS Simulator to simulate the BlackBerry MDS
Simulator
Connection Service component of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server. You can use
the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator with the BlackBerry MDS Simulator to test
network, push, and browser applications that are designed for use with a
BlackBerry Enterprise Server. If you test a BlackBerry Java® Application that
requires an HTTP connection, you require the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
and the BlackBerry MDS Simulator. To get the BlackBerry MDS Simulator,
download the BlackBerry® JDE Plug-in for Eclipse, the BlackBerry Java
Development Environment, or the BlackBerry Email and MDS Services Simulator
Package. Visit www.blackberry.com/developers.
BlackBerry Smartphone
You can use the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator to load and test your
Simulator
BlackBerry Applications on your computer and to simulate and test connectivity
and state changes. You can use the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator with the
BlackBerry MDS Simulator and the BlackBerry Email Simulator to test additional
services. To get the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator, download the BlackBerry
JDE Plug-in for Eclipse, the BlackBerry Java Development Environment, or the
BlackBerry Java Development Environment Component Package. Visit
www.blackberry.com/developers.
Java Loader
From the command prompt, you can use the Java Loader tool to perform the
following actions:
To run the JavaLoader tool, type a command with the following format:
javaloader [-u] [-p<port>|<pin>] [-b<baud>] [-d0|-d1] [-w<password>] [-q]
<command>
Java Debug Wire Protocol You can use the Java Debug Wire Protocol (JDWP) program to debug
applications using third-party integrated development environments. The
BlackBerry JDE Component Package includes the following files that the JDWP
program requires to debug applications:
Preverify
Use the Preverify tool to partially verify your classes before you load your
application onto a BlackBerry device. Completing this step reduces the amount of
processing the device must perform.
The Preverify tool receives a class path as input and produces new classes in an
output directory that you specify.
To run the Preverify tool, from the command prompt, type a command in the
following format:
preverify [-d] output -classpath <directory> input; <directory>
RAPC
Use the RAPC command prompt compiler to compile .java and .jar files into .cod
files that you can run in the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator or load onto a
BlackBerry device. When you invoke RAPC, use the "-import=" option to specify
the net_rim_api.jar file as an input file.
For example, the following command prompt instruction compiles the
SampleApp.jar file into a .cod file of the same name:
rapc import=net_rim_api.jar codename=SampleApp\SampleAppDriver -
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add, update, or remove an application on a BlackBerry device for testing
purposes. For production applications, use the BlackBerry Desktop
Software
view information about application .cod files
DefaultBuild.rc: a configuration file
FixedBuild.rc: a configuration file
Launcher.exe: a utility tool
RimUsbJni.dll: a helper file that allows the JDWP program to
communicate with a BlackBerry device through a USB port
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