Launching Blackberry application using Eclipse debugger resets device -

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I'm trying to debug a BlackBerry application on the device. I had some initial success, but recently the device is rebooted when the debugger tries to launch the application. The application is installed, and after rebooting the device I can run it from the device, but till now I'm unable to run it under the debugger.

Configuration

  • Devices: 9700 OS: v5.0.0.602
  • Eclipse: Galileo (3.5.2) Blackberry Java
    • < Li> plug-in: 1.1.2.201004161203-16
  • Blackberry SDK: 5.0.0.25

I have seen other references to this problem elsewhere, but no real There is no solution. I tried to delete an app from the device before launching the debugger, but I get a reboot even when the app is installed. It appears that this problem may be related to the size of the application (it is getting bigger and bigger). Install a small application and debug it properly.

If I can install the application as a step and then attach the debugger as a second step, but it is not available from BlackBerry SDK. The only option I am seeing is to establish, launch and debug.

Does anyone have the solution or the work of this problem? Thank you.

--Rich

I believe I have found a solution problem. I had suggested removing the option to remove the suggestion on the app. This application is not completely removed completely. Some libraries remain behind the module. I was able to remove them from the desktop manager. This is a bit difficult process, but I have been unblocked for device debugging.


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