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Nutiteq Maps Lib SDK enables developing advanced mobile mapping applications.
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Blackberry development

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Emilio
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I need some help with the Blackberry version of MGMaps, the .cod file in the samples/UIApplicationDemo is not working for me, and there is no way I can make the sample source code work.

Some one has been successful on doing this?

Is there some documentation or source code for Blackberry?

Thanks.

admin
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Did you take look to http://www.nutiteq.com/system/files/RIM_Library_0.pdf ? It's not very specific, but should give some ideas.

What are your specific issues here?

Some basics:
a) if you build midlet, you can use ordinary maps_lib*.jar, if you build rimlet (with uiapplication), you must use separate library rimui_maps_lib*.jar
b) Be sure that you do not use any classes in your application not supported in BB
c) do not obfuscate the app or library (at least proguard makes class files not ok for BB)
d) typical app package result has two .cod files: maps_lib.cod and your application .cod. JAD and ALX files are putting them together, but e.g. Desktop manager shows maps_lib as separate module.

jaak
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We plan to make separate library build for BlackBerry MIDlets; will be released in few weeks.

/JaakL

loffenauer
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In RIM JDE you need to create a new project that just hosts the blackberry version of the JAR (rimui_maps_lib-1.0.0.jar) and is built separately into a cod.

Then use a second project to host your source code, go and include the project that only wraps the jar file in your project with the source code.

Build All and off you go.