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I think, I have the reason for the exception. I sat some additional hours on this problem and did reinstall the application several times. I couldn't deinstall the application, so I always used the stored configuration again. Here is what happened: Blackberry allows to disable (/stop/shutdown or whatever) GPS completely. The first time I opened the application, I selected the intern GPS. After that I closed the application as I had no cartrigde yet. Whenever I do enable GPS before calling OpenWIG, there is no problem with the application. (And I'm soooo happy about that!!!! I must try out the cartrigde today after work... even if it's very late than). But whenever I forgot to enable it (which was what happened), I'm getting the NullPointerException. I'm only a little bit confused that the program stored the configuration, while I hadn't activated the GPS yet. Thank you very much for your help.

Hello, I tried openwig today for the first time. Download and install were rather quick and I managed to get into the program. I didn't have any cartrige yet, so I closed the program again and downloaded one. After that I didn't managed to open the application anymore. It always says "Uncaught exception: java.lang.NullPointerException". I'm using an Blackberry 8900 (v4.6.1.76). I fear that this smartphone does not work yet, but it would be great, if I could get it to work. So my first question: is this a known issue? or is it something that only happens on my blackberry? Can I get any additional info, which could help finding the problem? Thanks for your answers in advance. Best Regards Christine

I love to go caching in a group. In order that everyone has fun, I'm always searching for caches no one has found yet. That get's more and more difficult as we have found more and more caches in our area. So my question is, if I could create a PocketQuery, searching caches which haven't yet be found by several users including myself. Alternatively, I would be happy, if I could type some users name in the Google Map Search, to mark all caches these users have found. I can imagine, that neither of this options is easy to implement. But I think such a feature would be great. Thanks for your great work!