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Setting up Blackberry developmentenvironment using NetBeans/JDE IDE
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Integrating BlackBerry (JDE) Emulator to NetBeans.03Developing Applications Using the JDE..04How to remove applications from BlackBerry Simulator13How to Install 3rd Party Applications on BlackBerry Device.14How to include external (jar) file.18Running Existing MIDlets on the BlackBerry .................................................................... .19Attentive Points ............................................................................................................... .20
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Integrating BlackBerry (JDE) Emulator to NetBeans
1. Right Click on my Java ME Project, and select the
Properties
2. In the
Category
, select the
Platform
3
. Click on the
Manage Emulators...
Button shown which opens the
Java PlatformManager
window.4. It shows the
Platforms
list, which doesn't show the BlackBerry platform for Java.5. So Click on the
Add Platform...
Button provided, which opens the
Add Java Platform
window6. Select
'Custom Java ME MIDP Platform Emulator'8. Go to where you installed the JDE (e.g..: C:\Program Files\Research InMotion\BlackBerry JDE 4.7.0) as the Platform Home9. You can use RIM of 'Platform Name' and Blackberry as 'Device Name'Click Next10. In the Bootstrap Libraries list, remove everything except thenet_rim_api.jar file11. Add the Blackberry javadocs path, for example: 'C:\ProgramFiles\Research In Motion\BlackBerry JDE 4.7.0\docs\api\' then click 'finish'12. Close and then restart NetBeans.
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