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Yeah, I checked all that.. I'm at a new job now.. so, it doesn't really matter. &nbsp;I'll give you the points.. Thanks! &nbsp;David
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Can't rank it excellent, &nbsp;two liner! &nbsp;But.. pretty good.. :) 
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I'm baffled. I've been looking everywhere. &nbsp; Supposedly there is an MDSS Port - &nbsp;it publishes to localhost:17080 but how do you actually get the .NET 2005 app into the BlackBerry. &nbsp; I'm not seeing any COD and JAD files generated, &nbsp;does the BlackBerry have to have those files in order for the APP to work. &nbsp;How do you create those files or what do you need to create for the BlackBerry to be able to Setup the APP on the BlackBerry. <br />
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Thanks,<br />
David
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I'm baffled. I've been looking everywhere.   Supposedly there is an MDSS Port -  it publishes to localhost:17080 but how do you actually get the .NET 2005 app into the BlackBerry.   I'm not seeing any COD and JAD files generated,  does the BlackBerry have to have those files in order for the APP to work.  How do you create those files or what do you need to create for the BlackBerry to be able to Setup the APP on the BlackBerry. 

Thanks,
David

Yeah, I checked all that.. I&#39;m at a new job now.. so, it doesn&#39;t really matter.  I&#39;ll give you the points.. Thanks!  David

Can&#39;t rank it excellent,  two liner!  But.. pretty good.. :) 

BlackBerry MDS Plug-In ,  How do you deploy to BlackBerry?

I&#39;m baffled. I&#39;ve been looking everywhere.   Supposedly there is an MDSS Port -  it publishes to localhost:17080 but how do you actually get the .NET 2005 app into the BlackBerry.   I&#39;m not seeing any COD and JAD files generated,  does the BlackBerry have to have those files in order for the APP to work.  How do you create those files or what do you need to create for the BlackBerry to be able to Setup the APP on the BlackBerry. 

Thanks,
David

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