A few days ago, I was thinking about a problem, that is, the menu of the BLACKBERRY system application,
I intend to divide a few steps:
1) If you really can do this, after all, BlackBerry is another operating system.
2) I can join, how to join
3) After joining, how to implement your own function
This problem has already been plagued for a long time, I looked at BlackBerry's SDK, I found a few categories about Menu. I am thinking, I should be able to start with these classes. In the past few days, I found a few open sources. The tool, unfortunately, no source code, but this shows that the first step is feasible, how to achieve step 2, have read these classes and their documents:
Got the following code:
Import net.rim.device.api.ui. *; import net.rim.device.api.system. *; import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.dialog; import net.rim.blackberry.API. Import net.rim.device.Api.ui.component. *; import net.rim.device.Api.ui.container. *;
Public class bbinit extends application {private static long ID = 0xe1e5ac072dc45f40l;
Public static void main (string [] args) {bbinit theApp = new bbinit (); theapp.EntereventDispatcher ();
Public bbinit () {ApplicationMenuItemRepository.getInstance (). addMenuItem (ApplicationMenuItemRepository.Menuitem_Browser, New bbmenuitem ());
}
Class Bbmenuitem Extends ApplicationMenuitem {BbmenuItem () {Super ("Print ...", 10);} bbmenuitem (int order) {super (order);}
Public string toString () {Return "Print ...";
Public Object Run (Object Context) {system.out.println (Context); // do what you want to doreturn context;}}
This step 2 has been implemented
The next step 3 will continue to work harder, I believe it is not very difficult.
