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Is my app running on the Blackberry Simulator?

I am testing a blackberry app that sends SMS messages. I would like to use the simulator for testing, but since SMS doesn't work on the simulator I would like to have an alternate code path to handle the interaction. What is the right way to detect that the app is being run under a simulator, instead of an actual device?

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DeviceInfo.isSimulator()

Marc Novakowski  2010-06-28 20:22:53

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