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Appendix: The command line compiler
Using the command line compiler
The BlackBerry® Java™ Development Environment includes RAPC, a command line compiler. RAPC compiles .java
and .jar files into .cod files that you can run in the BlackBerry device simulator or load onto a BlackBerry device.
The rapc.exe file exists in the bin subdirectory of your BlackBerry JDE installation.
RAPC accepts the following command line options in the following order:
Using the command line compiler
Note: net_rim_api.jar is required as an input file when you invoke RAPC. Use the command line argument with the
-import= option to provide this .jar file to RAPC.
Option Option format Description
java | class | jar The input files:
• .java: A Java source program file that javac must compile.
• .class: A Java .class file that javac has compiled.
• .jar: An archive of files that the compilation set must include.
jad An input file that contains application information. For example, it
contains a list of attributes as specified by the MIDP specification.
-class <classname> The name of the class containing the application main entry point;
without this option, RAPC uses the first
main(String[]) method it
finds as the entry point.
-codename =[<path>\[...]]<filename> Specify the name and location of the output .cod file; typically the
output .cod file uses the same name as the .jar file.
-library =[<path>\[...]]<filename> Specify the name and location of the output .cod file as a library.
-import =<file>.jar[;...] List dependent .jar files; for example list RIM APIs and other dependent
libraries.
-midlet Specify the .cod file as a MIDlet and generate a preverified .jar file.
-deprecation The Java compiler ignores the value specified with the -deprecation
option.
-nowarn The Java compiler does not issue warnings for the value specified with
the -nowarn option.
-quiet Display only errors.
-warning Generate warning messages.
-verbose Display information about RAPC activity. RAPC stores this information
in intermediate and temporary files in the BlackBerry device user’s
temporary folder. RAPC does not delete the temporary files.
-wx Treat certain warnings as errors.
- BlackBerry Java Development 1
- Environment 1
- Contents 5
- Creating UIs 13
- UI components 14
- Create a screen 15
- Creating custom UI components 17
- Create a custom field 18
- 1: Creating UIs 19
- Create custom context menus 26
- Create custom layout managers 29
- Example: DiagonalManager.java 30
- return index; 32
- Create custom lists 33
- Create a menu item 36
- Register a menu item 36
- Example: DemoAppMenuItem.java 37
- Arrange UI components 38
- Respond to UI events 40
- Manage foreground events 43
- Manage drawing areas 43
- Using graphics and multimedia 45
- Use encoded images 46
- Example: ImageDemo.java 47
- Drawing and rendering images 48
- Example: DrawDemo.java 50
- Using audio 51
- Example: Sequence of tones 52
- Play media 54
- Using rich media 55
- Example: MediaSample.java 56
- Listen for rich media events 57
- Example: MediaSample2.java 60
- Storing data 65
- Manage persistent data 66
- 3: Storing data 67
- Example: UserInfo.java 67
- Manage custom objects 69
- Example: Restaurants.java 71
- Use the MIDP record store 75
- Managing data 77
- Backing up and restoring data 78
- 4: Managing data 79
- Access a SyncCollection 80
- Using SyncObjects 82
- Example: RestaurantsSync.java 89
- Using smart cards 97
- 5: Using smart cards 101
- Managing memory 115
- Use the LMM 116
- Free persistent objects 116
- Creating connections 117
- Use HTTP connections 118
- Example: HTTPFetch.java 119
- 7: Creating connections 119
- Use HTTP authentication 122
- Use HTTPS connections 125
- Use socket connections 125
- Datagram connections 126
- Using port connections 128
- Creating notifications 135
- Add a new event source 136
- Code sample: 137
- Triggering events 139
- Respond to deferred events 140
- Cancel events 141
- 8: Creating notifications 143
- Example: ConsequenceDemo.java 143
- Managing applications 147
- Managing code modules 149
- Retrieve module information 150
- Create code modules 150
- Runtime store 151
- Share runtime objects 151
- Create new messages 153
- Work with a message 155
- Send a message 156
- Reply to a message 157
- Work with folders 158
- Working with attachments 160
- Using PIM applications 163
- Use the calendar 164
- 11: Using PIM applications 165
- ContactsDemo.java 167
- Using the address book 170
- Example: ContactsDemo.java 175
- Using tasks 178
- Use tasks 179
- Using the phone application 185
- BlackBerry DTMF tones 186
- Listen for phone events 187
- Access and use call logs 187
- Example: PhoneLogsDemo.java 188
- Using the BlackBerry Browser 191
- Using location information 199
- Location document tags 200
- Location document structure 200
- Creating push applications 215
- Types of push requests 216
- Example: HTTPPushDemo.java 218
- Create a RIM push request 225
- Create a PAP push request 226
- BlackBerry device 227
- Localizing applications 235
- Add localization support 236
- 16: Localizing applications 237
- Example: CountryInfo.java 237
- Testing applications 245
- Debugging applications 246
- 17: Testing applications 247
- Manage a debugging session 248
- Locate a memory leak 250
- Display format 251
- View local variables 252
- View static data 252
- View threads 253
- View the call stack 254
- View event logs 254
- View classes 255
- Generate profile data 256
- Analyze code coverage 257
- Run the Coverage tool 258
- View source code 258
- Approve HTTP connections 258
- Load and remove applications 260
- View application information 261
- Preverify applications 263
- Request code signatures 265
- View signature status 266
- Distribute applications 267
- Software 269
- Specify optional components 270
- WAP Push DTDs 276
- Appendix: .alx files 277
- Appendix: .alx files 279
- Set .cod file dependencies 281
- Acronym list 283
- Published in Canada 286
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