How can I test my application for proper handling of Suspend/Resume events on a non-provisioned phone?
On phone without a clamshell, such as the Kyocera 3035, you can test your app’s handling of Suspend/Resume events by enabling automatic Keyguard before running your app. When the Keyguard kicks in, the running app will receive a Suspend Event. The app will receive Resume event when the screen is unlocked. To set automatic Keyguard on the Kyocera 3035, use Main Menu->Settings->Keyguard. On phones with a clamshell, such as the Sharp Z-800, you can test your app’s handling of Suspend/Resume events by setting the alarm to go off a few minutes in the future and then running the BREW app. On the Sharp Z-800, you can set alarms using Main Menu->Setup/Tools->Alarm->Daily Alarm. Please note that in order for the app to be suspended when the alarm goes off, BREW Priority Setting must be off (Main Menu->Setup/Tools->BREW Priority Setting).
