Java_Application_Development（Blackberry）.pptVIP

BlackBerry device user interface BlackBerry device user input events Navigation event Prior to BlackBerry Java Development Environment (JDE) 4.2 trackwheelClick(), trackwheelRoll() makeMenu() BlackBerry JDE 4.2 and later navigationClick(), navigationRoll() invokeAction() makeMenu() * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * BlackBerry devices support only three of the available Bluetooth profiles. BENEFIT: This limits the ways that BlackBerry devices are vulnerable to attack. BlackBerry devices have limited support for the Bluetooth SPP. This profile works only with the BlackBerry phone program to provide voice capability using Bluetooth-enabled headsets and car kits. Even though BlackBerry devices support the SPP for third-party peripherals and application development, this profile is not set up to work with other BlackBerry applications. BENEFIT: BlackBerry device users can control pairing requests, and the number of devices with which a user can pair is limited. The Disable Discoverable Mode IT policy rule is set to False, which means that BlackBerry devices are not visible to other Bluetooth-enabled devices. BENEFIT: It is more difficult for potential attackers to locate BlackBerry devices and compromise them. Use the Disable Bluetooth IT policy rule to turn off the Bluetooth radio on BlackBerry devices. BENEFIT: When you turn off the Bluetooth radio, Bluetooth wireless technology is not operational, and the BlackBerry device is not open to attack. * The Disable Discoverable Mode IT policy rule is set to False, which means that BlackBerry devices are not visible to other Bluetooth-enabled devices. BENEFIT: It is more difficult for potential attackers to locate BlackBerry devices and compromise them. Use the Disable Bluetooth IT policy rule to turn off the Bluetooth radio on BlackBerry devices. BENEFIT: When you turn off the Bluetooth radio, Bluetooth