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BlackBerry Killing BlackBerry Device Simulator in the eJDE
BlackBerry Killing BlackBerry Device Simulator in the eJDE
| Killing BlackBerry Device Simulator in the eJDE |
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| Saturday, 13 June 2009 20:33 | |||
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I learned something interesting this evening regarding killing the BlackBerry Device Simulator on Windows Vista 64-bit. As I reported previously, you can't close the simulator on 64-bit Vista without resorting to the Task Manager. In writing the chapter of my book (www.bbdevfundamentals.com) on the BlackBerry JDE Plug-in for Eclipse I accidentally discovered that if you 'disconnect' Eclipse from the simulator (by clicking on the 'Disconnect' button in the Debug Perspective), it closes the simulator as expected. Nice, eh?
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