[Teamghost]

I try to write an application which connects two BlackBerry via the BBM.

The goal is to send an e-mail to one BB. This opens a BBM session or channel and a second BB is connecting here.

Problem:
There should be NO user interaction. The BBM SDK results in 4 dialogs in minimum. Can I force a connection in background? Are there any other tools, libs or similar I can use - for example to simulate a push on the OK button. The BBs are well known to each other. My app is installed and running from startup.

I know, that this is not the normal way security is handled. So is there perhaps a RIM program I can assign to solve my issue - e.g. a hidden lib which allows to do nasty things


Any other ideas?
Thanks for all suggestions

[hrbuckley]

If you read the documentation on programming using the BBM SDK you would have seen that software that takes action using the SDK without direct user input is contrary to the coding design and style requirements.

BBM is supposed to be an interactive protocol that allows you to write interactive social programs, not a carrier protocol to move your data around behind the users' backs.

One thing RIM is very good at is not allowing hidden libs which allows software to do nasty things. It is what sets them apart from Apple and Android IMHO.