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 <note>The BlackBerry smartphone is today’s #1 mobile platform for the enterprise and also a huge hit with consumers. Until now, it’s been difficult for programmers to find everything they need to begin developing new applications for BlackBerry devices. BlackBerry Development Fundamentals is the solution: the first single-source guide to all aspects of development for the BlackBerry platform.&#13;
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This book thoroughly reviews the BlackBerry’s unique capabilities and limitations, helps you optimize your upfront design choices, and covers native rich-client applications and Web-based mobile applications for both business and consumer environments. In addition, it is an excellent study guide for the BlackBerry Certified Application Developer exam (BCX-810).&#13;
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Coverage includes&#13;
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    The “hows,” “whys,” and best practices of BlackBerry development&#13;
    Planning for and managing the BlackBerry platform’s restrictions&#13;
    Selecting the correct development platform for your BlackBerry applications&#13;
    Describing the different paths any application can take to get to the data it needs&#13;
    Explaining the capabilities provided by the BlackBerry Mobile Data System (MDS)&#13;
    Pushing application data to both enterprise and consumer BlackBerry devices using MDS, Web Signals, and the BlackBerry Push APIs&#13;
    Dealing with both the special capabilities and limitations of the BlackBerry browser&#13;
    Building, testing, and debugging BlackBerry browser applications&#13;
    Understanding the tools available to Java developers&#13;
    Using Research In Motion’s Java development tools to build, test, and debug BlackBerry Java applications&#13;
    Deploying BlackBerry Java applications&#13;
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