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Creating user interfaces
Storing data
Creating connections
Network gateways
Using the BlackBerry Enterprise Server as an intranet gateway
Using the wireless service provider's Internet gateway
Retrieve the wireless network name
Connections
Use HTTP authentication
Use an HTTPS connection
Use a socket connection
Use a datagram connection
Use a USB or serial port connection
Use a Bluetooth serial port connection
Wi-Fi connections
Wireless access families
Retrieve the wireless access families that a BlackBerry device supports
Determine if a BlackBerry device supports multiple wireless access families
Determine the wireless access family transceivers that are turned on
Turn on the transceiver for a wireless access family
Turn off the transceiver for a wireless access family
Check if the Wi-Fi transceiver is turned on
Check if the Wi-Fi transceiver is connected to a wireless access point
Retrieve the status of the wireless access point or the active Wi-Fi profile
Open a Wi-Fi socket connection
Open a Wi-Fi HTTP connection
Open a Wi-Fi HTTPS connection
Managing applications
Using custom messages and folders in the message list
Applications for push content
Localizing BlackBerry device applications
Controlling access to APIs and application data
Testing a BlackBerry device application
Packaging and distributing a BlackBerry Java Application
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Development Guide - BlackBerry Java Development Environment - 4.7.0
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Determine the wireless access family transceivers that are turned on
Import the
net.rim.device.api.system.RadioInfo
class.
Invoke
RadioInfo.getActiveWAFs()
.
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Wi-Fi connections
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