Table 9-10 provides troubleshooting information for common mobile application development problems, especially those that may required a change to the Unwired Accelerator configuration. See the Unwired Accelerator Developer’s Guide for application development information.
Problem |
Try this |
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A Web application that was created for offline mode does not display on the PDA. The following error displays in the UWP.err file:
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Check the following:
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Attempted to change the application border
color in styles.xml, by setting |
The application border color is actually
set in the Page properties through Mobile Web Studio. See the Unwired
Accelerator Developer’s Guide for information
about editing Page properties. In the Page Properties window, you
must select “Enable Applications Border,” and
replace the default color |
Problems capturing Web applications that use Java script. |
Try using a more robust capture strategy, such as ActiveX (requires Windows). Another approach is to ignore the JavaScript errors (for example, you can turn off the error reporting in Internet Explorer during the capture process). Sometimes the errors display during capture, but not during playback. See the Unwired Accelerator Developer’s Guide for information about advanced capture strategies that might work. |
Problems capturing Web applications that take a long time to load (UA times out) |
If you are capturing Web sites that have very slow page loads, and are using Advanced navigation, consider increasing the acx.timeout property value in global.properties.xml. See “Nav property group” for information about the property. |
Problems capturing Excel spreadsheet |
You may need to increase the file size limit specified in the excelfilelimit property value in global.properties.xml. See “Global property group” for information about the property. |
Not sure whether a new record was created or an existing record updated from BlackBerry for SAP |
The output from the new record is converted to a string and returned to the BlackBerry device. Select Logs from the trackwheel and scroll down to the item associated with the new record. If the sync was successful, the log will contain the string. |
The drop-down list feature in an application does not work on the BlackBerry device |
On the UA client, the value of a parameter always uses the default unless you assigned it to a personalization key. Unlike the BlackBerry browser, you can enter parameter values. Data for each item on the list is synchronized. |
Unable to access Portal Interface from a WAP browser |
The phone (user agent) is probably not listed in the UserAgentMapping.xml file.
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Having problems capturing HTTPS applications |
Edit global.properties.xml (see Chapter 10, “Configuring Global Properties”):
See “Data confidentiality and integrity” for more information. |
Created a Web service application, but it does not show up on a Blackberry device |
Check the parameters and make sure the Enable Grid Rule check box is selected. Also, when you select Enable Grid Rule, you must select or define a content XSLT and provide input parameters. See the Unwired Accelerator Developer’s Guide for information about creating Web service applications. |
How do I use the ACX option when building portlets using a UNIX/Linux UA installation? |
To use the ACX option on UNIX when you create one-click capture applications, the ActiveX processing must be delegated to a remote Windows machine that has UA installed. Specifically:
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The user is receiving messages like:
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Check account set up in Mobile Web Studio, or recommend the user check to make sure the profile is set up correctly. |
The user is receiving messages like:
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The Unwired Accelerator account does not give permission for the user to do the operation. For example, to develop and deploy mobile applications, a user needs both StudioAdmin and PortalAdmin roles. See Chapter 7, “Security” for information about UA security, roles, and so forth. |
Created a new BlackBerry client template, but the images are not showing up in the client |
Check to make sure the icons you specified are in the correct directory: SYBASE\tomcat\webapps\onepage\bb\ customization\images If they are not in the directory, you must move the images to the directory, and rebuild the BlackBerry client. If they are in the directory, make sure you spelled the icon name correctly. Keep in mind that images with a .png extension work best on mobile devices. |