[predator]

Hello everyone,

I'm writing some code for my blackberry 8700c using the blackberry JDE version 4.2.1.41. The problem i'm having now is that the code compiles and runs on the simulator but when i transfer it to my blackberry and try to launch it, i get an error saying "Uncaught exception: ica/" and the application fails to launch. Any ideas what that could be? I only have one try-catch block where i set a font as follows..

try
{
FontFamily theFam = FontFamily.forName(FontFamily.FAMILY_SYSTEM);
fSmall = theFam.getFont(net.rim.device.api.ui.Font.PLAIN, 11);
}
catch (ClassNotFoundException ex)
{
System.out.println("Font not found!");
}

Nothing else in my code requires a try-catch block from what i can see. All help will be greatly appreciated. I'm new to BB coding so completely lost here..

Thanks in advance, everyone!

[simon.hain]

you should add some exception handling to the whole application to enable you to take a closer look to the exception.

[predator]

Do you mean putting different try-catch blocks throughout the program or putting the whole program in a try-catch block? Sorry, i'm an amateur programmer.

[predator]

I figured out why i was getting that exception...

userYear = Integer.parseInt(tempString2);

How do i convert strings to int for the blackberry JDE?

[predator]

Nevermind, got that taken care of as well :P

userYear = NumberUtilities.parseInt(tempString, tempString.length()-4, tempString.length(), 10);