[satyarajasekhar]

Hi,

By going through the Blackberry API, can we able to tell which of the blackberry API classes are added to RuntimeStore. Actually, we can access registered as well as unregistered runtime store objects from the blackberry application. Assume that i require access for blackberry Message class, how can i access the RuntimeStore of the Message clas.

How can we know that Message class is registered with the Blackberry runtime store.

Please solve my problem


Thanks

G.S.Rajasekhar

[hrbuckley]

Messages aren't stored in the RuntimeStore, they are stored in the PersistentStore. In either case you can only query the stores directly if you know the ID they are stored under, which you probably can't find out.

The way to access messages is through the API which is described fairly well here: Livelink - Redirection

[satyarajasekhar]

Hi,
Thanks for your reply. What i require is not Messages class, in general, i require getting the handle of a particular device application's object instance for example say MessageArguments, PhoneArguments, MapArguments etc.,

Suppose assume that GPS will acquire latitude and longitude from some class in the standard blackberry device application. I require the handle of those things ie., the class that modify the latitude and longitude of the standard blackberry application. Is it possible through development assuming that we are having code signing keys with us ?

[hrbuckley]

There is no documented way of doing that, and I don't know of any practical way either. To access PersistentStore data you need to know the ID (long) that was used to create the store. I have never seen a list of these IDs from RIM, nor would I expect that they would release them.

Originally Posted by satyarajasekhar

I require the handle of those things ie., the class that modify the latitude and longitude of the standard blackberry application.

This statement makes no sense to me. If you need to know that location of the device, use the published location API.