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• Executable cannot find the custom error code file

  I'm building a LabVIEW 2013 application on a Windows 7 computer and deploying it to a Windows XP computer. My application has a custom error code file, stored in -- errors.txt, but my executable on the Windows XP machine can't find the custom error file and returns only the string of appeal for all errors that occur.

  When you use is not an installer, I tried to copy the error code at all locations listed here: http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/6077DBEDA4F9FEE3862571F600449501 but the application still does not load the custom errors. I have the box checked to "Error Codes customized Include" in the construction specifications.

  When an executable of construction and the development of Windows 7 to XP, where do I put the custom error code file? It is found in Program Files (x 86), but find not because it's XP?

  It's been a few months that I posted this question and I do not know if someone cares about this track, but the solution I found was to put the custom in error code file \National Instruments\Shared\Errors\English\

  There are other places that the runtime will look for the custom error codes (I tried all the ones listed above), if the same error codes exist in 2 places the error popup will appear two error messages. Error default 1, it looks like:

  LabVIEW: An input parameter is not valid. For example if the input is a path, the path can contain a character not allowed by the operating system such as? or @.
  =========================
  NOR-488: Command requires GPIB controller charge controller.

  So if you have a custom error code file and it is available in 2 places that LabVIEW RTE check error codes, you will get the same message before and after the =.

  List the error as "still included" file when building the executable or by checking the box to include files in error did not tour, obviously. Unless you create a Setup program to distribute the application, the error code file must be moved manually. Shared\Errors file works best for me because it's a place that makes sense.

  Also, don't worry - it doesn't me taken 5 months to understand this point, I do not update all my loyal followers (ha) with a solution.

• What cod file is submitted to the app world?

  Hello

  I want to submit my app to the market.

  And I'm confused what cod file I need to add. I find cod files in two folders:

  First of all:

  deliverables-> standard-> 7.1.0-> App.cod

  Second:

  delieverables-> Web-> 7.1.0-> App.cod

  Help, please!

  OK thanks for the reply...

• SignatureTool the corrupting cod file

  I'm deploying my application OTA and I am required to sign the cod, rename it to zip and unzip it to the directory of my url. The problem is that my SignatureTool seems to be corrupting the file of cod resulting in a compressed file can not be unzipped. If I don't sign the cod file and go through the process, I can successfully decompress the zip file and install the application, but then I can't run the application because of unsigned files.

  Also, when I opened the SignatureTool after having signed it, I receive «The Version of the code file does not match the version of SignatureTool.» Contact RIM. "I have to clean up the project and re - build the project until I'm able to run the SignatureTool again.

  If it makes any difference, I use the BB plugin in Eclipse and develop the OS 4.3 +.

  Any suggestions?

  I've been using Eclipse 3.4.

  After discussing with the support of the RIM and try a new set of keys, we discovered that my sigtool.jar must be corrupted. So I do a complete reinstallation of Eclipse.

• How to create the .cod file to run on the Simulator BB9900

  Hi, I already from the zip package in order to use the bbwp command to create the .cod file and be able to run on the simulator of BB9900, but when I run this command as described in: https://developer.blackberry.com/html5/documentation/compile_ww_app_for_smartphones_1873321_11.html

  It creates two files, each with a .bar file, this type of file, I can't run it on the 9900 Simulator but a .cod file is required to run applications on the sim card.

  I don't know how to create the .cod file.

  Thank you

  Have you used Blackberry Webworks SDK for smartphone or Tablet SDK? The .cod files should be located in the subfolder OTAInstall of your output folder if you are using the Webworks SDK for Smartphone

• Mismatch in number of brother COD files

  I'm developing an application of BB. Because my application size is more than 64 k, compiler generates a zipped file of COD. When I check the JAD file it has reference to 8 records of COD brother named in the order as "MyApp.COD", "MyApp - 1.COD '... "MyApp - 7.COD. "But using WinZip if I extract the zip COD file then I could see only 7 brother COD files named in the order as MyApp.COD", "MyApp - 1.COD '... "MyApp - 6.COD. At the same time for another test application, we found the County in the JAD file and extract the files of brother COD to be identical. Could someone please help me understand why this is so?

  Thank you

  Abees

  If your app * never * needed 8 files and you reduced to 7, the JAD will always reference this 8th file until it is deleted and recreated.

  A good practice, you should remove the JAD file before making your production build.

• Each bitmap in the COD file extra resource

  Hello

  JDE generates an additional COD file for each bitmap resource, which I have added to the project. Their names are project - 1.cod, project - 2.cod, etc. Is their way to include these additional catches of cod in the default COD file that is just project.cod?

  I do not; I think that once you exceed a certain size of a COD file (64 KB), it begins to chunk the COD upward into pieces. It's fine, when you deploy OTA or whatever, the phone will re-install the parts and all goes well.

• Why multiple COD files?

  Hello world

  I have compiled a little test app for WebWorks 7.0 and I noticed that there are 6 COD and a JAD file in the OTAInstall. Why are there so many COD file? Should what files I try to install on my device 9900 7.1?

  Kind regards

  Alon

  Hello Alon,

  This has to do with the maximum file size of COD:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/testing-and-deployment/the-maximum-size-of-a-BlackBerry-smart...

  Specifically, one COD file is limited to 64 KB of source code and 64 k of resources; These two pools of space cannot be shared (i.e. space unused resources not be used as the source code.)

  When one of these limits are exceeded, a new COD file is created to contain the content remaining, to a maximum of 127 files brother COD.

  If you look at the standard install COD file, you can actually open this COD file with an editor of the archive (WinRAR, WinZip, etc.) and you will actually find the same files from brother COD contained in the larger cod file. In reality, this large COD file is actually just a renamed ZIP file containing all the COD files.

  So, why do this?

  Well, when the biggest (archive) is installed via USB, Desktop Manager and command line tools know to provide each COD file in the sequence of the archive, and each is installed correctly.

  However, when installing OTA, while some web servers know how to make this communication, often they do not, and if the full (archive) COD is attempted to be installed OTA, it will fail. Even in cases where the server is smart enough to perform this communication, he sends actually archive ENTIRE for each sibling. Meaning:

  • Brother of queries Device #1.
  • The server sends archive entire and device extracts / installs sibling #1.
  • Device queries brother #2.
  • The server sends archive entire and device extracts / installs sibling #2.
  • etc.

  You can see that, to a very large archive with cod of brother a lot, this can cause a LOT of unnecessary traffic. Therefore, if you are hosting OTA, the recommendation is to host the ALX file and all brother COD files that are located in the OTAInstall folder.

  Alternatively, you can DECOMPRESS the ARCHIVE COD and use these cod of brother (as well as the ALX file) as well, but you may NOT host the whole cod of online ARCHIVE.

  All that being said, if you use JavaLoader to deploy, you can actually invoke the command on the JAD file to perform the installation:

  JavaLoader u install myapp.jad

  Similar to OTA, JAD file operation is just a descriptor of all the COD files required for the application text and JavaLoader can use this information to install each file as required.

  There is some information up there, so please let me know if something makes no sense.

• The OTA installation and large. COD files

  Hi, I'm new to the Blackberry development. I am developing a small image editing app for Blackberry and planning to distribute them using my site (OTA). The problem is that my .cod file size is about 500 KB. I've searched the forums and some suggested to break large cod in several smaller files of the Cod. But exactly how do I do this? Thank you

  All you need to do is open the COD file in a program like WinZip archive and extract the files.  It's just a zip of the rest of your COD files.  Note that the cod inside firstsibling file will have the same name as the parent COD file, so make sure that extract you it in a different directory.  If you use the BlackBerry Java plug-in for Eclipse, all you need to do is deploy the files in the directory JAD.

  You can read a bit more info on that here: the limit file size of wireless downloads

• How to use the ota installation cod file

  Using the webworks platform, we have the standard and ota install files, I need to know how the cod in the ota installation file can be used.

  Put the web in an accessible location OTA files and point the browser on your phone to the URL.

  That is to say.

  If you download the OTA cod files in a directory named "/ ota/appname" on your server web you acceding to http://your-url.ca/ota/appname/cod-name.cod in the BlackBerry browser to install the application

  Rory

• Jad file after update does cod file

  
  

  I am still unable to get the automatic function to generate the jad to work as once... but, I modified the jad to hand and the app seems to be download correctly, both for the simulators and devices.

  I removed the SHA1 attributes and entered the sizes of cod by hand, according to the amounts shown in winzip, when I extracted the COD files on the master file of the Cod.

  Thanks again for your help!

• found 907 invalid cod file

  Hi all

  my application running in a simulator... but when I copy the .jad file and. file map media of cod and click file jad then following to come... 907 invalid cod not found file error message...

  Please give me the solution

  Thank you

  Hello

  The jad and cod are in the same directory?

  Looking for file jad if the url of your code file is correct.

  Cali

• Error: the file is not a valid Java code file

  Hello

  IM new in the development of BB, so bad to describe my problem step by step:

  -First of all, had installed jdk-1_5_0_14-win, BlackBerry_JDE_4.6.0, j2sdk-1_4_2_18-win, Desktop manager 4.6

  -Open BB JDE, create a new workspace

  -Add a project HelloWorldDemo.jdp file (located in the sample folder)

  -Debug the application in the Simulator (9000-JDE) without any error

  -Construction of the project and generate the .axl and .cod files

  -Try to install this app (HelloWorldDemo.cod) in my device with error

  C:\Archivos programa\Research in Motion\BlackBerry JDE 4.6.0\samples\com\rim\samples\device\helloworlddemo>javaloader u load HelloWorldDemo.cod
  Charger Pocket RIM Wireless Java
  Copyright 2001 - 2007 Research In Motion Limited
  Connected
  HelloWorldDemo load error: the file is not a valid Java code file
  7832 bytes sent to ~ 15664 bps
  Disconnected

  -Also try to install the application with Desktop Manager and the .axl file, but show this message "a fatal error has occurred while updating your software to devices." Please try again ".

  My device is a Blackberry 8700

  Software: v4.1.0.351

  Help, please!

  Thank you!

  Thank you!! Problem solved.

• Regarding downloading Dropbox .cod files

  I used the drop down list to download my blackberry application

  I downloaded the version (IE more than one .cod file and .jad files)

  Now, if I want to download the application from path of jad

  It gives an Http Error 403 and no why cod?

  TRY THIS LINK How to deploy and distribute Applications

  HOPE THIS CAN HELP YOU

• .cod file is not proceed with the installation correctly (programmatically)

  Hi BbExperts,

  I took a .cod as a resource file in my application and wants to install this .cod programmatically.

  My .cod file size is 429266 bytes, which is why I couldn't install it directly coz of size so I used the OTA (brothers and sisters of the main .cod) file in a table and install them one by one, by using CodeModuleManager.

  I post here my sample application:

  String [] codArr = {"" / MainApp.cod "," / MainApp - 1.cod ', ' / MainApp - 2.cod "," / MainApp - 3.cod "," / MainApp - 4.cod "," / MainApp - 5.cod ""};

  for (inti = 0; i)< codarr.length;="" i++)="">

  try {

  byte [] cod is IOUtilities.streamToBytes (getClass ().getResourceAsStream(codArr[i]));.

  create new module

  int newHandle = CodeModuleManager.createNewModule (cod.length, cod, cod.length);

  install the module

     if (newHandle! = 0) {

  int savecode = CodeModuleManager.saveNewModule (newHandle, true);

  if (savecode is CodeModuleManager.CMM_OK_MODULE_OVERWRITTEN)

  System.out.println ("operation completed successfully");

  }catch(IOException e) {}

  e.printStackTrace ();

  }

  It is installed but not able to run it.

  Is this approach is fair, or should I try another approach.

  Guidance in this regard will be highly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance...

  try to install the last cod first