Obex push passkey problem on blackberry (including sourcecode)

Question

I was writing a simple J2ME app sending an inventation (Obex push message) to the desired Device according to it's BT Mac address.
It works great on almost all the phones I tried it on, the problem with the BB is that each time I try to search for it's services I have to enter a Pass key for pairing. Even if I guess (correctly) the service on the blackberry I can't send the message without pairing the device before hand.
is there any possible way to bypass the Passkey? to push a message without the pairing process? again, it is possible on each and every other Nokia \ Sony Ericsson \ Motorola devices I tried it on.
Here is the relevent piece of code (read this code assuming the BTMAC and the port are valid. For getting the service URL In the actual code I used the classic way that from some reason would pop up annoying Passkey message before I could reach the service URL):
public boolean SendObexInvitation(String BTMAC, String msg)
        port = 'q';
          // create the file content
          String file_content = new String(FILE_CONTENT1 + msg + FILE_CONTENT2 + NSOF_URL + FILE_CONTENT3);
        try
            searchService(BTMAC);
            synchronized (o)
                o.wait();
            if (port == 'q')
                return false;
            //create the service URL
            String service_url = new String(SERVICE_HEADER + BTMAC + SERVICE_FOOTER + port);
            ClientSession cs = (ClientSession) Connector.open(service_url);
            HeaderSet hs = cs.createHeaderSet();
            // now let's send the connect header
            cs.connect(hs);
            String text = new String (file_content);
            hs.setHeader(HeaderSet.NAME, FILE_NAME);
            hs.setHeader(HeaderSet.TYPE, FILE_TYPE);
            Operation putOperation = cs.put(hs);
            OutputStream outputStream = putOperation.openOutputStream();
            outputStream.write(text.getBytes(ENCODING));
            // file push complete
            outputStream.close();
            putOperation.close();
            cs.disconnect(null);
            cs.close();
            return (true);
        catch(Exception exp)
            System.out.println("couldn;t make it!");
        return false;
}

Answer 1

I'm having the same problem..did you solve this?