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• How to pass variables by using the command line when starting from a native application ActionScript

  How to pass in variables or arguments to start using the command line when starting a native ActionScript application? For example, I have my app MySweetWidget call and it was compiled with Adobe AIR runtime in captivity so now I have MySweetWidget.exe.

  In the command line, I call MySweetWidget.exe and would like to pass in variables or properties of the application. I guess that these variables are read from the loaderInfo.parameters object.

  Please let me know if the Adobe AIR runtime supports passing the parameters to native execution. If so, I would like to help determine the correct format of how pass variables. So would you want to read those loaderinfo.parameters object?

  Thank you

  Jeff

  I found the answer to my own question:

  Yes, it's a feature supported. It is documented on the following page:

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/ActionScript/3/Flash/desktop/NativeApp lication.html #event:invoke

  When you subscribe to the event from the NativeApplication invoke it will subsequently send the event and you read the table of e.arguments object to get the start in the native application arguments.

• Android APP and Native application using the same push record ID

  Hello

  We have an Android existing converted app we use for BB10 platform that we are in the process of gradually. Replace this app is an application of BB10 Native with the same name and features.

  My question is that I have to get a new record ID to push for the new Native application or can I use the existing production record ID?

  Ideally, I would like to migrate my users off the coast of the old version of the application to the new with the least problems for customers.

  Thank you

  Andrew

  You should be able to use the same ID for this record.

• Start the native application of the android app

  I need to do a task which is not allowed to make an android app. So I created a native app and I want to start this app for my android app. Is this possible?

  I found this question as soon as 2013 (https://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Android-Development/How-to-register-my-Android-app-as-Conten...), but it's 2 years old...

  I don't want to develop my entire application natively.

  Thks in adv

  It is possible to what you describe.  An Android application can invoke a native BlackBerry 10 application.  You can even create a headless BlackBerry 10 app that runs in the background (similar to a service on Android).  So the action can be executed without the user see the GUI of the native application.

  In addition, starting with native apps BlackBerry BlackBerry 10 10.3.2 can launch Android applications.  Here are a few links to help you get started on the side BlackBerry 10.

  Invocation framework

  Apps headless

• Change the icons in the home screen using native application

  Hi all

  Is any way to change the icons in the home screen (such as: downloads, browser, contacts power Turn Off etc.) using a native app in addition to change the theme?

  THX,

  MAZ

  Just note that we are unable to change the icon of any native application, but we can change the application icon like Contact, calendar, browser... for that you must find the descriptor of these applications and then using the method of the home screen, you can change the icons...

• How to package a native application and install it on a PlayBook?

  I've seen links to download an emulator and test applications here, but I have a physical device and test this way.

  What should I do to package a native application built for BlackBerry, and how do I install it on the device?

  I'm looking for simple advice on a file structure or command-line package tool. I'm not interested in integrating IDE of any kind.

  Thank you very much for your help!

  This site will probably give you some tips: http://wiki.qt-project.org/QNX

  Fr.

  Fredrik

• Incorporation of a control "web view" in a native application

  Something I wanted to say to ask the NDK experts this week but I forgot: it is now possible to integrate a web browser in a native application, similar to how this can be done via a web control in Adobe AIR applications?

  Cascades is currently provided as part of the SDK BB10.  The plan announced publicly, is that BB10 will be available on the PlayBook sometime after that BB10 phones are released later this year.  I can't speculate on dates.

  And can't I speculate on the question of if the waterfalls will appear publicly in a version of the pre-BB10 PlayBook software.  We know only what is known

  I asked webview native non-Cascades and I was told that is not available today.

  See you soon,.

  Sean

• Watch the native application of Message

  Hello

  How can I start the native application in mode email from another application with e-mail pre-filled to field of the Message. Is there a way to Invoke.invokeApplication () to do?

  TIA

  
  

• ApplicationIndicator the value across the icon on native applications

  Hi all

  I work in Bold and Storm with OS 4.6 and 4.7

  I have created an indicator of the Application that displays a value to his side. I set this value with the following line of code: ApplicationIndicatorRegistry.getInstance () .getApplicationIndicator () .setValue (5);

  The problem I have is that this value ("5") appears to the right of the icon of the indicator of demand and in all native applications, the value is displayed on the left of the icon.

  So, I want to display a value in the same way as native applications (left of the icon of the indicator of demand). How can I do? Is this possible?

  Thanks in advance for your help,

  Gabriela.

  The list of API messages does not allow an application to choose how many unread to appear on the side of the indicator image.

• Calling native code of WebWorks

  I've asked this question before and got a good answer pointing to this link:

  https://github.com/BlackBerry/WebWorks-community-APIs/tree/master/BB10/template

  He has me in trouble. Not because of it be misled, because it was absolutely huge.

  If someone can show the absolute essential to call native code (no javascript) just add 2 numbers and returns the response, it would be much appreciated.

  As far as my own experiences with native extensions go, the model that you have linked in the first post is about as simple as that. If you draw the relevant code for the style of appeal that you need (aync, sync, reminder, etc.) the rest of the toy seems to be necessary for the interface JNext function properly.

  It was a bit complicated when it came to compiling the extension, by adding in the webworks sdk, then compiling the webworks project, but I can't see much thing to remove from this example.

• Native application stops at the black screen

  I have a native application that does some stuff, prints on the standard output, and then ends.  When I run it via telnet, it works fine, but when I run it from the menu, it hangs at a black screen and newspaper/Journal is created but it is empty.

  Any ideas?

  I found it.  For some reason my app was panic when LANG = C.  I set LANG = "" in blackberry - tablet.xml as a workaround for the moment. "

• Can we read/write in native application of contact?

  Is it possible to read/write the native application of contact using the android runtime? The api says it succeeds, and if I dump the db slider in a newspaper, it shows the recording, but the native application of contact does not show recording.

  If I make a new record using the native application of contact and then launch the android application and empty the db again, it does not show the contact, I added, which makes me think that they are separated.

  Is it possible to read/write in the native application of contact? The Simulator says it of an Alpha, is this something that will work on a real device of BB 10?

  Hello

  Currently, we do not support the read/write in the Native contacts database. For android, you can add the phone number and e-mail to existiing contacts, but not create new ones.

  It is something we are looking to support in versions of features.

  Thank you

• The android app icon is smaller than the native applications on Dev Alpha

  It is somehow related to http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Android-Runtime-Development/apk2bar-resizes-the-app-icon-to-8...

  However, even if I have difficulty icon resized, changing the bar produce and pack a 150 x 150 icon, on DevAlpha (10.0.9.388) the icon looks like smaller than the icon of a native application (if WebWorks or Cascades). I also used the setting - os to target only the BB 10 but without results.

  Is there something that I need to specify the apk2bar command?

  Thanks for your help.

  This has been fixed in DevAlpha 10.0.9.1103.

• Is it possible to launch native application through third-party app to blackBerry smartphones.

  I have the application in which I want to get the other app, I'm able to launch the third-party application but not the mobile native application. Is it possible to launch the native application through third-party app.

  Thanks in advance.

  For example I want to run the game of sudoku that is preinstalled on the phone to my application, but I am not able to do.

• Create PDF to open file Excel native application

  I'm trying to follow an Adobe tutorial on creating and combining different files with Acrobat DC. When you add files to the original PDF document (under a Powerpoint file), each native application launching, for example, Excel, PPT etc. How can I stop this from happening? Thanks to a bouquet.

  Hi Patricia,

  Whenever you go convert or combine these types of files, it will open these apps in the background will be automatically gets. Are they not get closed once completed the conversion process?

  Thank you

  Abhishek