[ffrr]

I try to run a program developed on netbeans 5.5.1. I following the next manual of the netbeans web site:

Blackberry Development Using NetBeans Mobility Pack 5.5

I create a simple .java file oriented to blackberry, no midlets, no classic J2ME code... only the the class. In the manual says:

If you would like to extend net.rim.device.api.ui.UiApplication instead of standard MIDlets in your project, then:

* Remove the highlighted argument line <arg value="-midlet"/> from the
build.xml script above.
* Ignore the warnings in Project Properties / Application Descriptor /
MIDlets category when adding a class that does not extend MIDlet.

but when I run the project the only warning that appers is the next: "Application descriptor does not declare any MIDlet. Direct execution is not allowed." of course I ignore it. but in the simulator in the applications menu it does not appear. What Im doing wrong? am I jump a some step? something wrong??? thanks and see ya'

[rnickel]

Blackberry Netbeans Development

I find that to be a really detailed instruction list. I have used it and it works perfectly for me.

Also, if the app is not loading, try loading it manually when the simulator starts. There's an option somewhere in the file menu for loading programs.

Good luck!

[jfisher]

am actually in the process of writing a tutorial for the netbeans site about blackberry development - whether i'll finish it is another matter. am also rewriting the modules and have created a new one which contains several sample projects that illustrate commonly requested actions (http connection, downloading an image to byte[] and displaying it, using persistent storage etc etc etc).

should be done within a month.