[bmihailescu]

I'm getting the following exception in my application while trying to read some email messages (my application is called MyTest and is in background at that time):

"Uncaught exception: Application MyTest (167) is not responding; process terminated".

Can anyone tell me the meaning of that number(167) and whether this is a known problem with 8100?

Thanks,
Bogdan

[rafo]

167 - is your application (MyTest) process number.

I just met the same error on to my Blackberry 8800. For the moment I have no idea why this problem occured.

[bcbas]

I had a similar problem when trying to launch an application that took some time processing. I found that for the BlackBerry OS my app was not responding anymore (while, in fact, it was just processing a lot of data).

The BlackBerry OS seems to have a type of watchdog process that is resposible for killing applications that do not respond to events for some time. So, I've solved this by creating a background thread responsible for handling events from time to time (calling setAcceptEvents() from Application class).

Hope it can help you guys.

[jfisher]

bcbas is right - if you have a loop that's quite intensive and that creates objects the vm might detect it as a broken process and terminate the application.

[Skipper_Joe]

Will it help to run this intensive loop in separate thread?

[jfisher]

good question - i don't know!

i've only seen it happen on the ui/main event thread.

[AxelE]

bcbac,

having a similar problem with my application MiniMoni, I would be interested in a code snippet for this setAcceptEvents()

AxelE

Originally Posted by bcbas

I had a similar problem when trying to launch an application that took some time processing. I found that for the BlackBerry OS my app was not responding anymore (while, in fact, it was just processing a lot of data).

The BlackBerry OS seems to have a type of watchdog process that is resposible for killing applications that do not respond to events for some time. So, I've solved this by creating a background thread responsible for handling events from time to time (calling setAcceptEvents() from Application class).

Hope it can help you guys.