These are some of the performances in Swarna Swara 2019 concert held in Adelaide Australia on 2019-10-06.
Famous Sri Lankan artists Kasun Kalhara, Amarasiri Peris and Nirosha Virajini performed for the music of Suresh Maliyadde.
These are some of the performances in Swarna Swara 2019 concert held in Adelaide Australia on 2019-10-06.
Famous Sri Lankan artists Kasun Kalhara, Amarasiri Peris and Nirosha Virajini performed for the music of Suresh Maliyadde.
If you are eager to find out about BlackBerry security permissions and ways to handle prompts following video from BlackBerry will help you in understanding the basics of it.
http://www.blackberry.com/DevMediaLibrary/view.do?name=SecurityPrompts
Further more if you are seeking ways to change application permissions using code, following link will help you to get more details of the Application Permissions class from RIM device API.
APN or Access Point Name is a setting which needs to be set on the mobile when we need to get connected to internet using the phone.
APN changes from one mobile service provider to the other. For example Dialog will have www.dialogsl.com Rogers will have internet.com set as their APN.
But letting users set the APN manually is always not the preferred way. Recently we developed an application for BlackBerry which the user needed to get to the internet without he manually setting the APN. The application was supposed to be delivered through BlackBerry App World so manually setting APN was not an option. In a case like this what you have to do is set the APN programmatically into the connection.
String URL = “www.SomeServer.com”; StringBuffer bfURL; bfURL = new StringBuffer (); bfURL.append (URL); bfURL.append (";deviceside=true ;apn=internet.com"); bfURL.append (";tunnelauthusername=UserName;tunnelauthpassword=Password"); String FinalURL = bfURL.toString ();
In the above code I have set the Rogers APN in to this connection.
If you need more details on the parameters used or need to know about the other parameters you are eligible to use such as WapGatewayIP
, WapGatewayPort
, WapGatewayAPN
, etc visit the following link to view full details of the connector class.
http://www.blackberry.com/developers/docs/4.2api/javax/microedition/io/Connector.html
If you have additional time you can visit the following site which is a good site explaining different color code standards.
http://www.patraswireless.net/tutorial/basic%20tutorial/tut-equipemt/cable_utp.htm
If you already have an existing network cable and if you would like to make it a crossover cable, the following site will be useful since there you can change the wires (by changing the color drop down controls) as it is clipped in one end and can find out the way the other end needs to be clipped.