Build Your First BlackBerry Java App

Learn how to use the freely available BlackBerry JDE to develop, debug, and test BlackBerry applications. Follow this demonstration to create a simple HelloWorld application that exploits some of BlackBerry's own APIs.

by Kulvir Singh Bhogal

April 6, 2005

he BlackBerry wireless handheld device by Research In Motion (RIM) has quickly gained popularity among mobile professionals. With its "Always On, Always Connected" approach, it enables corporate users to connect to their e-mail systems, including Lotus Domino and Microsoft Exchange, and other mission-critical systems (e.g., instant messaging) using a General Packet Radio Service (GPRS)-based wireless connection.

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Build Your First BlackBerry Java App

Learn how to use the freely available BlackBerry JDE to develop, debug, and test BlackBerry applications. Follow this demonstration to create a simple HelloWorld application that exploits some of BlackBerry's own APIs.

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