BlackBerry Infrastructure and Smartphone Simulator Features
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Feature |
Description |
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browsing |
browses the web sites that you specify, if you have the BlackBerry® MDS Connection Service |
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calendar information |
supports sending meeting invitations from the simulated BlackBerry devices as well as sending and receiving other calendar information, calendar entry recurrence, multiple recipients for calendar information, the Free/Busy status, and updates to calendar entries |
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contact lookup |
supports contact lookup requests, either with addresses taken from your existing users or specified manually so you can test text strings and addresses you choose |
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detailed statistics |
reports bytes transferred in both compressed and uncompressed forms for both higher level protocols (such as GME and SRP) and each application protocol, and can be tuned to exclude statistics you do not want |
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email messages |
simulates email messages to and from BlackBerry devices that are outside a wireless coverage area, email messages of various file sizes, email messages with different numbers of recipients |
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email message attachments |
supports any file attachment types that the unmodified BlackBerry® Enterprise Server supports |
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multiple BlackBerry® Enterprise Server |
supports each BlackBerry Enterprise Server instance in a BlackBerry Domain |
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organizer data |
synchronizes organizer data the same way that the BlackBerry Enterprise Server does |
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remote search for email messages |
searches email messages on the test environment's messaging server and on BlackBerry device of user |
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reports |
generates a report that includes all statistics for all active BlackBerry Enterprise Server instances in the BlackBerry Domain |
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uploading and downloading files |
simulates how users of BlackBerry devices upload and download files using their devices |
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workload profile |
specifies the amount of work that each BlackBerry Enterprise Server does, and what types of messages each BlackBerry Enterprise Server sends and receives; each BlackBerry Enterprise Server can have its own workload profile |