BlackBerry_Application_Development_For_Dummies.pdf

M a k i n g E ve r y t h i n g E a s i e r !

B l a c k B e r r y

Learn to:

Download and work with the JDE

Take advantage of developer tools,

including device and service simulators

Create your own BlackBerry apps

Submit your apps to BlackBerry App

World and get them accepted

Karl G. Kowalski

RSA, The Security Division of EMC

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BlackBerry ®

Application Development

FOR

DUMmIES

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by Karl G. Kowalski

Software developer for RSA Security

BlackBerry ® Application Development For Dummies ®

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About the Author

Karl Kowalski has traveled the world of software development for far longer

than he really wants to remember. He has written code for everything from

airplanes, to voice recognition, to robot submarines, to games, and even

particle accelerators, and he has developed software on everything from

mainframes to cellphones. He lives near Boston and works for RSA, the

Security Division of EMC, where his tasks include developing security

solutions for mobile platforms, most especially the BlackBerry smartphone.

In his spare time, he develops software for smartphones such as BlackBerry,

iPhone, and Android as part of his startup, BlazingApps LLC ( www.blazing

apps.com ).

Dedication

To my parents, Stanley and Constance Kowalski, who are always there for

me, and who at every step helped me to become who I am today. Thanks,

Dad, for introducing me to programming computers, back before I could do

algebra. To my siblings — Lee Anne, Rosemarie, and Joseph — who always

kept me honest about taking time off from writing. Special thanks to Lee Anne

who helped me get started when I rst mentioned the idea. To my friend

Pauline, who saw me through some of the hard parts of becoming a writer.

Finally, to the members of the RSA Credentials Everywhere team: I couldn’t

have done this without your encouragement and support.

Author’s Acknowledgments

Many thanks go to Carole Jelen, agent extraordinaire, who never gave up on

me nor let me give up on myself. Acquisitions Editor Katie Mohr helped me

greatly through my learning to write For Dummies experience and also with

ideas and motivation for moving ahead. Project Editor Jean Nelson deserves

enormous thanks for putting up with a wet-behind-the-ears writer as I worked

to stay on target and stick to the schedule. Senior Copy Editor Teresa Artman

was very helpful in her efforts to take my typing and turn it into something

readable. Special thanks also to Leah Cameron for her feedback as I learned

to write For Dummies . Thanks to Christopher Parsons for his technical review.

Thanks to Robert Philpott at EMC for his work to ensure that I maintained a

distinct separation between my EMC efforts and my writing efforts.

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