Problem: You see compiler errors when you deploy mobile business objects (MBOs) that begin with the same characters and end with "list."
If there are two MBOs named xxx and xxxList, for example "OpGet" and "OpGetList" in the same project, compiler errors occur when the device application is deployed to either Windows Mobile or BlackBerry devices. Internally, the compiler generates a List class for MBOs. In the case of OpGet, an entity named OpGetList is generated, which conflicts with the second MBO named OpGetList, resulting in compiler errors.
Solution: Avoid this naming convention if it conflicts with other MBOs. Rename existing MBOs or place them in a different project.