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johnwargo:
Switched all of the memory between my personal and 'work' PC's - Hoping to be able to figure out why the work PC regularly hangs.
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Happy Friday!
johnwargo:
Pulling myself out of a funk...
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I'm excited to see that Accidental Empires is being revamped - I loved that bok. http://t.co/3JTa4HK5
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| Tuesday, 09 February 2010 17:27 | |||
There's really nothing special nor BlackBerry specific about connecting to a server and pulling down data. It's a fundamental thing that any mobile application does if it gets its data from somewhere else. If you're talking about a Java application, the application just opens up a connection to the server using any of the connections available to Java (HTTP, HTTPS, UDP, Socket). Just do a Google search on HTTPConnection for example and you'll see lots of examples.
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