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- Import a file into a BlackBerry application project
- Delete a file from a BlackBerry application project
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- Project dependencies
- Add a project dependency
- Add a .jar file dependency
- Specify the application settings for a BlackBerry application project
- Specify the localization settings for a BlackBerry application project
- Specify compiler settings for a BlackBerry Application project
- Specify the build settings for a BlackBerry application project
- Specify the alternate entry point settings for a BlackBerry application project
- Create a launch configuration for a BlackBerry device application project
- Managing BlackBerry device application memory
- Localizing BlackBerry device application projects
- Building a BlackBerry device application
- Running BlackBerry device applications that use protected APIs
- Register to use protected BlackBerry APIs
- Using restricted code signatures
- Request a code signature
- Requesting a replacement registration key
- Prevent a BlackBerry device application that runs on the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator from accessing protected APIs
- Use a code signing key to protect packages and classes
- Install a new code signing key
- Import an existing code signing key
- Remove a code signing key
- View the signature status for code signature requests
- Restrict access to packages or classes in a BlackBerry library project
- Sign a BlackBerry application project automatically after packaging
- Turn off automatic signature when you package a BlackBerry application project
- Run the BlackBerry Signature Tool in the background
- Suppress password prompts from the BlackBerry Signature Tool
- Suppress code signing warnings
- Testing and debugging BlackBerry applications
- Configuring the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Specify configuration settings for the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Specify the appearance of the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Specify debugging preferences for the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Specify network settings for the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Specify ports for the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Specify memory settings for theBlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Specify advanced features for the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Specify a BlackBerry device for a BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator launch configuration
- Specify a BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator that is installed outside of the Eclipse environment
- Run a BlackBerry device application in the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Testing a BlackBerry device application with the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Testing a BlackBerry device application that uses an HTTP connection
- Start the BlackBerry MDS Connection Service when you start the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Open a web site in the BlackBerry Browser when the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator starts
- Start a BlackBerry device application when the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator starts
- View output from the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Add a BlackBerry device application to the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator launch configuration
- Debug a BlackBerry device application on a BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator that is running
- Add a .jar file, that was created without using RAPC, to the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator or a BlackBerry device
- Run a MIDlet application in the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Reload a BlackBerry device application without restarting the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Restore the default settings for the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
- Set preferences for running a BlackBerry device application in debug mode
- Test a BlackBerry device application on a BlackBerry device
- Debug a BlackBerry device application on a BlackBerry device
- Making BlackBerry device applications available to BlackBerry device users
- Packaging a BlackBerry application project for multiple versions of BlackBerry Device Software
- Distributing a BlackBerry device application from a web page
- Distribute a BlackBerry device application from the BlackBerry Desktop Manager
- Turn off .alx generation when you package a BlackBerry application project
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Development Guide - BlackBerry Java Plug-in for Eclipse - 1.1
Run a MIDlet application in the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator
You can import a MIDlet .jar file into a
BlackBerry® application project and run the MIDlet application in the
BlackBerry® Smartphone Simulator. You can import only one MIDlet .jar file into the
BlackBerry
application project.
You must manually add any dependent library (.cod) files to the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator.
Before you begin:
You must have a .jad and .jar file pair to add to the BlackBerry application project.
- Create a new BlackBerry application project, and add the .jad and .jar files to the project. Do not place the files in a source folder.
- In the Package Explorer view, right-click the BlackBerry application project.
- Click Properties.
- Click Java Build Path.
- On the Libraries tab, click Add JARs or Add External JARs.
- Navigate to the MIDlet .jar file that you want to add and click Open.
- On the Order and Export tab, select the MIDlet .jar file and click OK.
- Package the BlackBerry application project and run the application in the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator. The .class files are zipped into the .cod file of the BlackBerry application project and added to the BlackBerry Smartphone Simulator.
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