Guest Book
What people have said about the book:
"What really amazed me about this book was that I learned quite a few things I never knew about the BlackBerry platform and I am not even a developer. Wargo does a brilliant job of explaining the whole infrastructure behind the BlackBerry ranging from BIS to BES to MDS to Push Services to all the different BlackBerry browsers." Ronen Halevy
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Inside the Book Additional Resources Chapter 3
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RIM’s ‘What Is – Different ways to make an HTTP or Socket Connection’ knowledge base article contains information on how to open different HTTP connections from a Java application. Access the developer knowledge base from www.blackberry.com/developers and search for article number DB-00396. For a description of security options provided via HTTP connections refer to ‘What Is - BlackBerry Support for HTTPS Connection’ by searching the BlackBerry Developer’s knowledgebase for article number DB-00423. For a great article describing the tasks a developer must perform to create a network connection in a Java application and to learn more about the BlackBerry Network Diagnostic Tool, refer to ‘What Is - Network Diagnostic Tool’ by searching the BlackBerry Developer’s knowledgebase for article number DB-00684. The ‘Network Transports’ video from the BlackBerry Developers Video Library (http://www.blackberry.com/DevMediaLibrary/view.do?name=NetworkingTransports) contains more information on the topics covered in this chapter. For information on BlackBerry Service Books, refer to the ‘What is a Service Book’ knowledge base article. Access the BlackBerry knowledge base from www.blackberry.com and search for article number KB03151. For additional information on the options available for using Wi-Fi connections, refer to http://na.blackberry.com/eng/deliverables/7693/WiFi_connections_509011_11.jsp.
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