[jcomeau_ictx]

Hi, my app has been working well with units purchased from Cingular, but some T-Mobile customers are trying it and get the error "Unable to connect to the selected mobile data server, please try again later". It's just a simple data-driven app using the browser as UI via the net.rim.device.api.io.FilterBaseInterface and net.rim.device.api.io.http.HttpFilterRegistry classes; everything is self-contained on the device. Any ideas how to solve this? Blackberry is apparently no longer giving any free support for their APIs.

[sacramentojoe]

Originally Posted by jcomeau_ictx

Hi, my app has been working well with units purchased from Cingular, but some T-Mobile customers are trying it and get the error "Unable to connect to the selected mobile data server, please try again later". It's just a simple data-driven app using the browser as UI via the net.rim.device.api.io.FilterBaseInterface and net.rim.device.api.io.http.HttpFilterRegistry classes; everything is self-contained on the device. Any ideas how to solve this? Blackberry is apparently no longer giving any free support for their APIs.

Are the T-Mobile devices pointed to the same MDS server that the cingular ones are pointed to? Does your MDS server have some settings that restricts connections ? I'm not the admin for our MDS server but I can ask ours if he has any suggestions.

[jcomeau_ictx]

It's self-contained, and doesn't (shouldn't) use an MDS server at all -- I don't have a BB myself but can run it in the device simulator without the MDS simulator running.