You will now see a set of cod files with names like App-1.cod, App-2.cod, App-3.cod, etc.
Step 2 - Prepare the ServerAPN 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 http://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
Recently I managed a project which targeted iPhone and SharePoint server. This was a project for Dimo who are the dealers for Mercedes Benz in Sri Lanka. Total software services were provided by IronOne Technologies.
When we finalized the technologies I thought that this project will be an interesting one.
But the real interesting part was on the day when I saw all the Benz models present on the day. Even though I have seen international car shows before this, this is the first time I have seen this much of cars of the same manufacturer on the same place live.
You will agree after you see the photos.
To find out the issue we had to even upgrade the BlackBerry OS and we found that in the new OS version the HorizontalFieldManager is having its default width wrong. So our textbox was hidden. We corrected it by the following change, making the sub layout always have a width that we prefer.
hfmtxtPassword = new HorizontalFieldManager() {
protected void paint(net.rim.device.api.ui.Graphics graphics) {
graphics.setBackgroundColor(Color.WHITE);
graphics.clear();
super.paint(graphics);
}
protected void sublayout(int maxWidth, int maxHeight) {
super.sublayout(278, maxHeight);
}
};
3. Select the first radio button and press Next.
If DB Mail service is not started it will prompt you to enable it.
4. Put a profile name, then click on Add to configure the SMTP account.
5. Click on the New Account, to create the account. 
6. You need to put the account name, email address, display name, server name (smtp.gmail.com), port number (587), check the checkbox for Require secure connection (SSL) and select basic authentication as the SMTP authentication method and provide your user name and password.
When all are done press Ok.
7. Now pressing Next will bring you a screen to select the default profile. Select the newly created profile as default and click Next. 
8. Using the Configure System Parameters screen you can change the parameters if required. But in this case defaults are perfect. Press Next. 
9. Press the Finish button after checking the actions to create the new profile.
10. You can check whether it is properly setup by right clicking on Database Mail and Sending a Test Mail. 
