Network error

In principle there are methods stopMapping() and startMapping() which should restart mapping and downloader threads. Maybe this helps.

Without more detailed information it is hard to help: we'd need to know at least device where it happens.

Currently I am developing on Storm. It happens on simulator as well as Device. While error occur it shows "Network Error" in red letter insted of tiles. Is there anyway I can check it about error? So I can handle in application?

I would try with different BlackBerry-specific "deviceside=" parameters. However, it does not really explain why this happens after some time.

final DefaultDownloadStreamOpener opener = new DefaultDownloadStreamOpener(";deviceside=true");
mapComponent.setDownloadStreamOpener(opener);

You can try to check specific exception from the log console (using e.g. on-device debugging).

N/W error: Sorry to say but I may not be able to provide code information. But I am posting screenshot of the error message. Its happens 2-3 a day and very unpredictable. I have created singleton object of MapComponent and using it on two different places. But some times as soon as app starts it gives error shown in screen shot. it occurs during start of the app only. Do you have any contact number where I can talk or any specific time for live chat. I really appreciate your help in this matter. Thanks,

Hi:

I finally able to get error reason.

I am implementing errorlistener interface. When it throws error method licenseError(Strinf arg0) gets called. and value of arg0 is "Network error!".

I wonder why randomly it throws license error which is random and very infrequent.

Thanks,

One idea is that the downloader is not fully initialized, so networking requests, or deviceside parameters, are not fully set for some unknown reason. Please take a look to the network logs/traces, also library logs.

But exception should be caught in networkError(String arg0) method of ErrorListener interface. But it is being caught by licenseError(String arg0) method.

is it still a network issue or license issue?

To initialize library logger use:
Log.enableAll();

This should enable logging of library messages (including some info about networking) to the system out.

Library log can be requested from within the application as text using
mapComponent.getLibraryLog();

Well I am developing a Blackberry app, and having the same issue. In the simulator works fine, but not in the real device.

The app is signed and the ";deviceside=true" is there. Another network stuff is working right in the app but not the map... I am getting always "Network Error";

So, I have turn On the Log, and the output is:
Info> License: -32 Network error!
Error> Downloader: APN is not specified
...
...

What is APN?

Thanks

Solved:

http://www.blackberryfaq.com/index.php/Carrier_specific_APN/TCP_settings

Hi,

I am getting the same problem on a Sony Ericsson W580. The error is also "Network Error!" and this happens right after the map tiles have been downloaded.

Will you please shed light on what could be causing this and how this error can be avoided?

Thanks in advance for your assistance

Just to add to that, The code I am using for map initialization is -:

mapItem = new MapItem("", "MY_NUTITEQ_KEY", midle,getWidth(),getHeight(), new WgsPoint(Lon, Lat), defaultZoom);
mapItem.setPanningStrategy(new ThreadDrivenPanning());

final MemoryCache memoryCache = new MemoryCache(50 * 1024);
final RmsCache rmsCache = new RmsCache("ML_NETWORK_CACHE", 64 * 1024, 5);
mapItem.setNetworkCache(new CachingChain(new com.nutiteq.cache.Cache[] { memoryCache,rmsCache }));
final DefaultDownloadStreamOpener opener = new DefaultDownloadStreamOpener(";deviceside=true");
mapItem.setDownloadStreamOpener(opener);

mapItem.setMap(new NutiteqStreamedMap("http://aws.nutiteq.com/mapstream.php?cmkey=MY_CLOUDMADE_KEY&", "CloudMade", 64, 0, 19));

First of all, do not use this downloadStreamOpener for other devices than BlackBerry. If maps come, but then are replaced with "network error", then it could be license request issue (like wrong key). You should check network traces (WTK emulator has quite nice TCP monitor) and library log to get more specific error message.

Hi Jaak,

I have tried this with emulator and it works fine. The problem is on the real device. On the real device I get the error "Network Error"

I have not been able to perform on-device debugging and am therefore not able to provide the exact exception details.

Any ideas?

Thanks