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• Using the two PB 2.0 + SDK & BB10 Air SDK in Flash Builder 4.6

  Hello

  Any of you have experience creating applications using the PB2 + and BB10 Air SDK in Flash Builder? How do you change the build configuration between two SOFTWARE development kits? So let's say you make apps for Playbook and at the same time you are doing apps for BB10...

  Where do you set your IDE with these settings?

  Looking forward to your answers.
  

  There is essentially only one way to do it: you first install the 2.0 + SDK, then the BB10 Beta SDK. This is how you make sure that you have the data of these two software development kits installed on your pc. The Flash Builder plugin will be the BB10 sdk.

  I tested some of the components of the SDK BB10 on PlayBook OS 2.0.1. Needless to say that some features are not supported.
  Note: When I talk about libraries and 'ane's, I mean those provided by the SDK BB10. The following findings are valid with a pre-BB10 PlayBook OS 2.0.1 is the last one I think. PlayBook OS 2.1 can be considered BB10, although some features don't work there either.
  Here's what I found: you can use fuse controls, but the classes in the package "qnx.fuse.ui.dialog" do not work because the classes in the package "qnx.fuse.ui.window" do NOT work.
  You cannot use "QNXDevice.ane" because "NavControl" class which is indispensable to the actions of the bezel does not work and the notifications do not work either.
  If you use "fuse" components, you must also use 'QNXSkins.ane '.
  The "QNXLocale.ane" does not work. 'QNXNetwork.ane' no test however. The framework of the call does not work.

  Phew, that was some writing. If I missed something or you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

• Impossible to get "Hello World" AIR app to work in 3 SDK BB10

  I followed the instructions here:

  https://developer.BlackBerry.com/air/documentation/BB10/create_your_first_application_cmd_ms_2010847...

  and here:

  https://developer.BlackBerry.com/air/documentation/BB10/testing_your_application_cmd_ms_2010851_11.h...

  Lhen I compile and run the application using:

  amxmlc Example.as

  BlackBerry-airpackager-package Example.bar - installApp - launchApp example - app.xml Example.swf bar - descriptor.xml QNXSkins.ane QNXDevice.ane QNXNetwork.ane QNXSensors.ane blackberry-tablets - icon.png - device 192.168.64.131 - password playbook

  ... I get a white screen with no text on this subject.

  If I follow the instructions "To debug your application using the command line" on the next page, then I get:

  E:\Users\Daniel\Dropbox\Apps\BB10Example2>fdb
  Fdb Adobe (Flash Player Debugger) [build 23201]
  Copyright (c) 2004-2007 Adobe, Inc. All rights reserved.
  (fdb) run
  Waiting for player to connect
  Drive connected; session starts.
  Set breakpoints and then type "continue" to resume the session.
  [SWF] qnx.fuse.ui.skins.QNXSkins - 603 349 bytes after decompression
  [SWF] Example.swf - 458 642 bytes after decompression
  c (fdb)
  Exception [fault], information = TypeError: Error #1007: instantiation attempted on a non-constructeur.
  Fault, createCSS() to ThemeWhite.as:25
  25 / / code goes here
  (fdb)

  Finally found the problem. You were very much on the right track:

  I must have installed the SDK before, because there is a directory ' blackberry-tablets-sdk - 3.0.0 "here:

  E:\Program Research In Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.0.0

  When I installed the most recent SDK, a few nights ago, I noticed that the name of the directory was still "blackberry-tablets-sdk - 3.0.0 ', so big.

  Then bam, these problems.

  I finally discovered is that the more recent program default installation:

  Research In Motion (x86)\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.0.0 E:\Program

  Notice something?  No more than I have, but:

  E:\Program Research In Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.0.0

  =!=

  Research In Motion (x86)\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.0.0 E:\Program

  Why the hell would they changed the default installation directory?  What this meant was that my build scripts were still referring to the old search directory E:\Program in Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.0.0.

• Cannot compile the sample applications with the native SDK BB10

  Hello

  I downloaded the BB10 (10.0.4) native SDK and the sample application pack. However, some of the sample apps fail to compile (AudioControl and BelligerentBlocks, for example). The target isn't the playbook (Simulator).

  I get an error do the following:

  make [2]: * [C:/ndk-10.0.4-workspace/AudioControl/arm/o.le-v7/AudioControl] error 1
  make [1]: * [all] error 2
  make: * [all] error 2

  Looking at the newspapers of generation, I receive the following linker error:

  'C:/ndk-10.0.4-workspace/AudioControl/arm/o.le-v7 '.
  C:\bbndk-10.0.4-beta\host\win32\x86\usr\bin\ntoarm-ld: Notes: 'screen_get_window_property_pv' is defined in DSO C:/bbndk-10.0.4-beta/target/qnx6/armle-v7/usr/lib/libscreen.so.1 try so add to the linker command line
  make [1]:

  Am I missing something obvious? I'm competely new to makefiles, so if anyone has a suggestion, it would be welcome.

  Thank you.

  The latest NDK for Playbook is available from: //developer.blackberry.com/native/download/

  For waterfalls NDK 10.0.4, follow the instructions in Momentics content/getting started/Getting Started Guide Help/help / install and set up the Simulator

• Newbie question: Multiples of the SDK & Plugins by install Eclipse?

  Hello

  Please excuse if this is a stupid question, but I'm new to the development of BB.

  Can I have several versions of SDK and plug-in installed in one Eclipse install?  I understand that the latest version of the SDK requires the latest version of Eclipse, but if I want to develop features in 5.0, 4.7,4.5 BB, etc, don't I need a different IDE installation for each version of the SDK software/Plugin or can they co-exist?

  Thanks for your answers,

  Jose

  Hello

  You can develop using BlackBerry Java plug-in for Eclipse 4.5, 5.0,4.7,4.6 and bb 6.0 applications.

  To download the BB Java plug, use the link below and download them later plug (ver. 1.3).

  http://us.BlackBerry.com/developers/javaappdev/JavaPlugin.jsp

  By default, you can develop some app for 6.0, for earlier versions, you need to download the SDK, in this precedure,

  Open Eclipse IDE<>

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/go/eclipseUpdate/3.6/Java

  Add the above site and name it as "Update for the Blackberry sdk".

  all software development kits and select Download.

  If you think that this information is useful, give Kudos

• New SDK and Simulator installed, BUT impossible to deploy on Simulator... Simulator Option out - sail Buritto OSX

  Hey guys,.

  I installed the new 1.0.1 SDK and Simulator without problems...

  In my prefs Burrito... I chose BlackBerry Tablet OS and change 0.94 path to the 1.0.1 folder sdk...

  When I try to set up the debug configuration... I can only run my application locally... Cannot select the option Simulator... It is unselectable and greyed out

  See this screen below:

  

  Is there something I'm missing here? Thanks in advance.

  Never mind... It's been a while since I deployed Simulator... You must click the radio button device... to select the Simulator... Who is intuitive?

• The beta 3 SDK with Burrito install question weird

  Hi all

  I start with Burrito in a clean installation, with the new Beta SDK 3. I followed the instructions posted online, here. But when I got to the part 1 step 3, Blackberry Tablet OS appears as one of the targeted platforms. I don't get google android.

  I tried the suggestion to go to preferences to choose the platform targets, but once it did not work. I also tried to force the Burrito to go in the file blackberry-tablets-sdk - 0.9.2 to the SDK, but I got an error msg that says "blackberry-tablets-sdk - 0.9.2 is not designed for mobile development.

  Anyone seen this before?

  Thank you

  Yes (sort of - Tablet blackberry os do not show)

  A couple of options

  (1) uninstall, re install as administrator

  2) run as admin.

  (3) for the burrito installation, make sure that you select "International English" - not English, North America.

• WithNative mix Cascade SDK SDK BB10

  Hi all

  In my project, I need to interface developed with Cascade SDK and I need to use some functions in

  Is could someone please tell me if I can use the Cascade SDK with native SDK for a project? If it is possible, how do I do to use both of them.

  Thank you

  Hello

  I finally found the solution to add this audio native lib to my project by adding:

  #  Add library dependency
  LIBS += -laudio_manager
  

  to my .pro.

  Thanks for your suggestion.

• WebWorks SDK does not install om MAC OS

  I downloaded the SDK, which contains a single file - BlackBerryWebWorksSDK.app. If I understand correctly read the docs online that he is some kind of Setup.

  When I run this .app that nothing happens, no screens are displayed, no error message, nothing.

  Can anyone help?

  Oh I see... Alternatively, you can try download of Safari to see if it installs correctly for you?

• BB10 cannot install the debug - result::failure 532 that all development 100 slots are already in use

  I get an error when you try to deploy a file of debug on a Z30 bar:

  result::failure 532 all development 100 slots are already in use

  I removed all applications development, renewed my debugging token, rebooted momentics and restarted the unit, but the error persists.

  I'll wipe the next device, but someone has run into this, or know a quicker fix?

  A BlackBerry signature account limit the creation of chips from debug to 100 unique BlackBerry PIN.  If you try to create others, you get the error below.

  Debug tokens expire after 30 days, once a PIN expires, you will be able to create again.

  Note that this does not affect the renewal of the chips.  If you renew a token before it expires, it always uses only 1 allocation.

• FDT 5 with BB10 SDK Beta 3 Installation work?

  Could someone set on FBT 5 (free version) with BB Tablet OS SKD 3.0.0?

  • I was able to install FDT 5 OK
  • It is set to Flex 4.6 with AIR 3.1 without problem.
  • I added some SDKs 'BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK 2.0.0 for Adobe AIR' and "BlackBerry Tablet OS 3.0.0 for Adobe AIR" in the IDE preferences / FDT / SDK installed.
  • When I select a new project of FDT and select 'AIR' and 'Blackberry', I get an error at the top of the dialog box 'BlackBerry SDK is not installed.  Visit http://fdt.powerflasher.com/blackberry-for-fdt/ to get it. »
  • When I go on this site, it references the BlackBerry for AIR Beta homepage (which is the 3.0.0 SDK I have already installed) and something on a plugin 'FDT' that I couldn't find anywhere.

  Any help is appreciated.  Finally, I try to work around some BB10 AIR development, but it seems you need to keep that separate from Flash Buillder for applications current PlayBook given that you can't do both at the same time.

  To install the BlackBerry of FDT plugin, you must restart the BB10 SDK to install AIR and select integrate with FDT (you have the choice between FlashBuilder and FDT).

  Pointing to the BB10 SDK to FDT preferences (as you did for the sdk of Flex and AIR), it is enough if you plan to build using ant scripts, but is not installed the plugin of FDt.

• Why the BB10 Webworks SDK requires java?

  My resolution for the year 2012 is to NOT install the Java JRE on any computer. It is slow, he inflated, it is a security threat and it is owned by the worse Software House in the world.

  OpenOffice (I can't stand the Oracle logo in the startup screen: for me it's dead) LibreOffice mind started because Java is missing? Easy, google docs!

  Eclipse? Notepad ++

  Android SDK? He pit too, BB10 is coming!

  But I remembered that bbwp was just a batch calling a jar, which is understandable, because in this way, it works on win/mac/linux without a lot of trouble

  The BB10 SDK will not install if the JRE is not installed. I opened with 7zip and it looks like the only app that needs it, just install it, flexera installanywhere!

  You did a great job in replacing java binaries by node.js, why not make the full spend and use a decent facility that does not need Java?

  You don't need an installer at all, just unzip the folder and it's done!

  2012 InstallAnywhere Enterprise Edition costs $4499, please do a favor to you and us to these savings and use any program installation.

  It is really an installer for it, expecially if requires us to install a useless platform to automatically capture the virus during the navigation.

  Thank you.

  I spent some time to investigate on and Java is required for bar packaging and signing

  But I found a way to make it work without installing Java (under Windows):

  1. Extract the BB10 SDK with 7zip
  2. Extract the JAR the SDK with 7zip
  3. Merge the content found in the CONTAINER with the contents found outside the jar in a folder named BB10SDK (for example)
  4. Copy the java folder from another computer
  5. Copy it to X:BB10SDK\dependencies\tools (java \bin will merge with the bb10sdk \bin)
  6. Place X:\BB10\dependencies\tools\bin in the system path
  7. Try in cmd if java works
  8. Voila! You can package & sign the apps, with the benefits:
     1. jqs.exe and jusched.exe aren't constantly hogging the cycles cpu
     2. no internet = faster and safer browser plugin
     3. BlackBerry-deploy and other tools available from any where cmd (well, that it's easy)

• BB10 and Playbook Air SDK race side by side?

  Hey guys,.

  Is it possible to have both installed configurations at the same time for flash builder? Run the BB10 and the Playbook SDK as distinct configurations? Cause now I have to install one or the other, and when I install one, the other is just lost.

  For example, I want to bring my playbook to BB10 application. So, naturally, I have had online, download Air BB10 sdk beta 2, install it. When I open the flash builder, I start getting errors in my code because im trying to access the classes that were at some point in time very available in the tablet sdk, but it seems that he has been replaced by the bb10 sdk.

  I see no setting anywhere to "switch" between the two configurations of configuration. From my understanding, if you want to build an application BB10, u I use the sdk BB10 and with the playbook vice versa. You are unfortunately unable to use 1 sdk and develop at the same time.

  Am I right my assumptions? And could tell me is it someone please in the right direction on how to manage both facilities?

  Thank you

  Theodore M

  In Flash Builder preferences, under Flash Builder / target platforms / BlackBerr Tablet OS, disable the option "Use last installed SDK" and for the development of the Tablet, I have:

  C:\Program Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-2.0.0 search

  BB10 development (in your other workspace), it should be:

  C:\Program Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.0.0 search

  Flex 4.6 must be intact.

• Application of distribution exported opens but not set correctly by BB10 SDK 3.2.1

  I was wondering if anyone has seen this before / knows how to fix?

  Using the SDK BB10 3.2.1 installation a debug or release in the Simulator (10.2) works fine, however, if I Pack as an exported version Release, the UI on my app is all messed up (action bar / application menu icons are superimposed on top of the other etc..).

  I have not seen this problem with the SDK 3.0 front

  My guess is that you are compiling with the CSA 2.0 compiler.

  Take a look at this work around https://developer.blackberry.com/air/documentation/gsg_change_runtime_fb.html#mah1354223642439

• Native SDK 2.0 to BB10/cascades...

  I want to start on the writing of native code.  The only device I currently have is a Playbook, so if I start writing apps stunts I won't be able to try on a real device until the playbook is upgraded to BB10 (probably several months?).

  However, I don't want to waste a lot of time learning and writing difficult code user interface as part of the old since BB10 is just around the corner.

  My question - if I started apps written using SDK 2.0 native, it will be simple enough to convert and re - build these apps under the SDK BB10/Cascades later?  Or I'll lose a lot of time learning and writing code that will be obsolete in the new framework?

  If these are not games, but 'Affairs' apps or something else, where you would buttons standard aspect of system, text fields and so on, then, you cannot do with the NDK now at all the...

  If the application's UI-heavy, and you do not want to use stunts, so your best bet is to work with the new Simulator of BB10 beta for now because it supports Cascades.

  If the application is not UI-heavy, but you do not want to keep as close an app of Cascades operation behind the user interface, and then you talk about Qt and can actually run on the PlayBook even Qt applications now. But not with all the parts of the Cascades. If this is an option, use the NDK with the Qt libraries.

  Also consider attending a day BB10 Jam during the "world tour" http://www.blackberryjamworldtour.com and see if you can get a Dev Alpha to test.

  Moreover, 'several months' seems optimistic... I think you can assume rather not before October at the earliest. If they decide to put all libraries of stunts in 2.1, however, or if there is a beta version of developer of BB10 on the PlayBook before the fall, and then those who could help you. They not have given any indication yet (AFAIK) that they could do.