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• result::failure-103

  I'm trying to deploy my signed. BAR asks my BlackBerry PlayBook, but whenever I try, I get this error odd result::failure-103

  Here are the steps that I did:

  first comvert my. APK for BAR

  ./apk2bar [path to my apk folder] ~/android-sdks/  -t [path to output folder] -rv
  

  can I sign

  ./blackberry-signer -verbose -cskpass [password] -keystore author.p12 -storepass [password] [path to my .bar] RDK author
  

  Then I check it out:

  ./blackberry-signer -verify -verbose [path to the .BAR]
  

  and here is the result I get:

  1342 Thu Nov 22 23:25:04 EST 2012 META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
           608 Thu Nov 22 23:25:04 EST 2012 META-INF/AUTHOR.SF
           601 Thu Nov 22 23:25:04 EST 2012 META-INF/AUTHOR.EC
           608 Thu Nov 22 23:25:04 EST 2012 META-INF/RDK.SF
           280 Thu Nov 22 23:25:04 EST 2012 META-INF/RDK.EC
  sm      7600 Thu Nov 22 23:24:16 EST 2012 android/res/drawable-mdpi/icon.png
  sm    169511 Thu Nov 22 23:24:16 EST 2012 android/Chmbrs-NotePadBB.apk
  
    s = signature was verified
    m = entry is listed in manifest
    k = at least one certificate was found in keystore
    i = at least one certificate was found in identity scope
  
  Info: Bar verified.
  

  After that, all right.

  Finally, I push the file to my PlayBook

  ./blackberry-deploy -installApp -device 192.168.1.109 -package [path to the .BAR] -password [Playbook password]
  

  but it is there, it breaks down and I get this result

  Info: Sending request: Install
  Info: Action: Install
  Info: File size: 133672
  Info: Installing ...
  Info: Processing 133672 bytes
  Info: Progress 50%...
  Info: Progress 100%...
  actual_dname::com.chmbrs.apps.notepad.gYABgOwP1jrtFP9mlr5GwQ_xwlw
  actual_id::gYABgOwP1jrtFP9mlr5GwQ_xwlw
  actual_version::1.0.5.0
  result::failure -103
  

  I can see the application installed in the PlayBook, but when I try to pen I get a window asking me to approve certain permissions. I accept and then I see a black window and the application closes itself. She does this all the time.

  I have installed jdk Oracle version 1.6.0_33 and I use Ubuntu 12.10. That shouldn't matter however, as according to the tool my. BAR is signed and without errors.

  Any ideas why does not? I would not use Eclipse because with the last update ADT plugin for BlackBerry is broken and does not not even under windows.

  Thanks for the help.

  Yes! you were right! It seems that you must sign the. APK before you pack up and send to your playbook for installation. I followed these steps and it worked:

  Navigate to your folder root of android project and build your project for immediate release

  ant clean
  and release
  

  Connect to your Playbook:

  ./blackberry-connect [playbook IP] -password [playbook password] -sshPublicKey [key].pub
  

  Sign your APK with your keys:

  jarsigner -verbose -sigalg MD5withRSA -digestalg SHA1 -keystore [your key].kestore [your app name].apk [alias]
  
  --verify your signed apk
  
  jarsigner -verify bin/NoteList-release-unsigned.apk
  

  If it passes, you can now create the file of the bar

  ./apk2bar [path to your APK folder] [path to android dsk folder]  -t [path to output folder] -rv
  

  Sign the file BAR

  ./blackberry-signer -verbose -cskpass [password] -keystore [path to your certificate].p12 -storepass [certificate password] [path to your BAR file] RDK author
  
  -- to verify the signed BAR
  ./blackberry-signer -verify -verbose [path to your BAR file]
  

  And finally sending to your Playbook

  ./blackberry-deploy -installApp -device [playbook IP] -package [path to your BAR file] -password [playbook password]
  

  I tried these steps using Ubuntu 12.10 and beta CommandLineTools_1.3. Don't forget to turn the development WE we you playbook and turn on SSH access so you can use blackberry connect. In addition, when you download the command line tools you must give approval to run for all scripts.

  Hope that this helps some development on Ubuntu, until the BlackBerry fixes the plugin for eclipse which is broken with the last tools rev 21 ADT.

  Happy coding!

• Connection failure when you try to download the executable file for playbook

  Hi all.

  I don't know what I'm doing wrong here.

  I imported the project example of falling blocks Momentics (2.1.0 on XP SP3) and downloaded a debugging token.

  Autodiscover found the Playbook (OS 2.1.0.1088) connected via USB.

  In the Project Explorer, I "169.254.0.1 (unrelated)" and "FallingBlocksMakefile".

  If I 169.254.0.1 right click and choose 'Tools BlackBerry'-> 'Connect', I get a message box that says:

  Connection Failed: Connection Refused: connect

  Reason

  Connection Failed: Connection Refused: connect

  I can ping 169.254.0.1 prompt back.

  I'm kinda stuck - can someone point me in the right direction please.

  Thank you

  Gary.

  Most firewalls have a way to ALLOW all traffic, inside and out, to a certain IP address.  See if you can not set the ip address to be free.

• Connectivity options between two Playbooks?

  What are the options of connectivity between two Playbooks?

  -What is BT pairing between possible?

  -I guess if they are on the same subnet, you should be able to speak directly on Wifi?

  You should definitely be able to talk directly between two PBs on the same wireless subnet.  Note that at least in the AIR, UDP is not supported, then you are probably limited to the protocols built on TCP, for now.  Find the other device is your main problem, but would work at the entrance of the user of an IP address, or something like QR codes.

  I don't think we will have any BT support initially, but which should eventually be possible somehow.

  We see interconnectivity NFC at some point, which would allow some ways ordained to share things.

  In some simple cases, you can use the camera and a QR code, although I do not think THAT RIM has indicated any support in the short term for a barcode API so this would probably involve some third-party libraries.

  If you wanted to get complicated, you can use the audio output on one and the MIC on the other.  Which would also be you to make a "show" mode of communication, although humans nearby could get mad.  (Probably the QR code approach allows a limited form of 'broadcast' as well).

  I think that exhausts my supply of ideas for the moment.

• Eception blackBerry smartphones. Exception when connected to the playbook in presenter view

  I have the BlackBerry Curve 8520, device Os 5.0 bundle 1682, running with bridge blackberry 2.0.0.25. I'm able to go to connect with my playbook successfully.  However, when I use the remote in presenter mode, I get error exception uncaught after some time of work successful.

  Hello!

  Well Yes, there is a problem with OS5 users to the bridge with 2.0.0.25 version.

  But, according to my personal experience, I recommend you to remove the battery and re put back in order to restart your BalckBerry Curve 8520 and also restart your BalckBerry PlayBook as well.

  Go to Bluetooth on your PlayBook and remove existing BlackBerry Curve device ahead of him.

  Now try to connect through bridge by following the usual steps, you know I guess.

  I hope that solves your problem!

  If your problem has been resolved then would you be asked to click 'Like' and accept as a 'Solution' that other advisors invest it times on this Message more.

  Thank you.

• BlackBerry Smartphones why my playbook will not connect to my Mac?

  Used to connect properly is not now. Given market the two Playbook & Mac. Zilch.

  Try this:

  1. go in the widget in the top right of your screen of PlayBook
  2. on the screen, choose the network from the context menu
  3. Notes the IPv4 address under the heading USB (must begin with 169);
  4 mac Finder, menu go to, select Connect to server;
  5. Enter smb://169. and the rest of the IP address found in step 3 and press return;
  6. open a Finder window, and you should see the IP address under the heading of shared devices. Double-click the IP address and you should then see two files in the directory of your PlayBook.

  If this does not work, support playbook a call

  http://us.BlackBerry.com/support/PlayBook-support/contact.jsp

• How are BlackBerry Smartphones you supposed to connect a Playbook to a projector...

  I intend to use my Playbook as a presentation tool (instead of carting around a meeting room of the laptop to the meeting room), but I can't find a reliable way to plug the HDMI mini to a standard VGA projector.

  From my experience, meeting rooms usually have an installed projector and a VGA cable, ready to be plugged into a laptop.  What I need is a cable to the converted Mini HDMI to VGA (probably not a likely scenario), or Mini HDMI to HDMI (easy to find) then and adapter that converts HDMI to female VGA (like the one on your computer)... has anyone seen or used such a set?

  I have HD quality, so I'm not worried about the loss of signal.

  Thank you, Rob

  Hi all - I have struggled with the same question and learned that you need a decoder turned to go digital in the Playbook HDMI signal to an analog signal as VGA connected to a projector. Personally, I can attest that the converter works great for slide shows, videos, etc., connected to a projector Epson presenter view:

  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/product/B002SFT3ZI

• Unable to connect with the BlackBerry PlayBook

  Dear Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro community

  I got this for a long time blackberry playbook and if I installed this app, I'd be able to get into my chat room class study.

  I have these sessions two times during any month three of the modules do, so I don't know not working class sessions, and I thought that I would be able to continue studying if am not at home and on the road.

  I need to know if your application always supports the BlackBerry PlayBook OS: 2.1.0.1917, I got your request of BlackBerry Apps World.

  The class sessions are held with Resource Development International Ltd (RDI Ltd), which is working with Edexcel and Pearson Education.

  I hope that we can have this problem.

  Yours sincerely

  Valerie JT

  Mobile Connect 9.3 is:

  Mobile

  • Supported by Apple devices: iPhone 5, iPhone 5, iPhone 4, iPad with Retina display, iPad 3, iPad 2, iPad mini and iPod touch (4th & 5th generations)
  • Apple OS summary versions of supported: iOS 6 and higher
  • Supported by Android devices: Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX, Motorola Atrix, Motorola Xoom, Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, Samsung Galaxy S3 & S4, Nexus 7 Tablet
  • Android OS summary supported versions: 2.3.4 and superior

  The last update the BB app got was 1.7.5. The current version of the mobile Connect application is 2.2. The output of 2.1 was a note that the Blackberry is platform is no longer supported (Page 2 here). This is reflected in the Connect tech specs page, which is where I got the mobile platforms supported above. In my view, the answer is at the end of the account, you will need to use an Apple or Android mobile device, or your computer.

• PlayBook of blackBerry Smartphones does not connect to the WiFi PRIV "hot spot"

  BlackBerry PB does not connect to the WiFi PRIV "hot spot". Implements immediately with an android tablet based - Hudl of Tesco UK - but the PB comes not to connect to the private. Reading through various bulletins and cannot find anything obvious that I missed. PB connects to the other wifi fine.

  Sorted. And so simple. Just changed PRIVATE WiFi "hot spot" to 5 GHz. thanks to Bruce using BlackBerry.

• problem with connection to the playbook Simulator Web Inspector

  Hello

  I get all the outputs to Web Inspector. I am able to properly connect Web Inspector to my application, but I'm getting no output to the console.

  This problem seems to have started when I upgraded my simultor OS 2.0 beta to version of the OS 2.0 gold.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Solved by disabling the cache of Safari.

• Unable to connect to the blackberry playbook application calendar application

  I am trying to add the feature of adding callback to the calendar application blackberry playbook, but for some reason that I get this error message.

  TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object ("new blackberry.pim.Appointment" evaluation)

  I added the configuration required in the config.XML setting

  http://www.w3.org/ns/widgets" ...>.........   ........
  

  In Javascript, I added the code for the calendar

  var appt =new blackberry.pim.Appointment();appt.summary ='Get Together For lunch';
  
  var args =new blackberry.invoke.CalendarArguments(appt);args.view =0;
  
  blackberry.invoke.invoke(blackberry.invoke.APP_CALENDAR, args);  // Calendar
  
  
  

  I'm testing it in the emulator Ripple

  Concerning

  This does not work on the PlayBook. When you look at the WebWorks API, take note of the supported platforms, in the upper part .

• PlayBook storage and connectivity options

  I had a few qns on storage and connectivity options:

  1 - is anyone know how to 16 GB (32 GB) would be really available to the end user? In other words the quantity memory is used by the operating system, preload and how much is free for the user downloaded applications?

  2 PB seems to have sdcard support... at least that have USB host capabilities so I can reach the key USB etc?

  3. I've heard tethering via another Blackberry is possible via the bluetooth connection. It will also support tethering with a non-Blackberry phone or which is a proprietary protocol?

  4 has a GPS? I have not heard of anyone who... If this is not the case, how to use a location based service?

  tags07 wrote:

  1 - is anyone know how to 16 GB (32 GB) would be really available to the end user? In other words the quantity memory is used by the operating system, preload and how much is free for the user downloaded applications?

  2 PB seems to have sdcard support... at least that have USB host capabilities so I can reach the key USB etc?

  3. I've heard tethering via another Blackberry is possible via the bluetooth connection. It will also support tethering with a non-Blackberry phone or which is a proprietary protocol?

  4 has a GPS? I have not heard of anyone who... If this is not the case, how to use a location based service?

  1. nobody said.  You could probably guess, after understand how the BONE back in the Simulator, as well as an estimate of 'normal' size app time 10-20 that apps could be preloaded.  I hope that you will be able to remove some of the preinstalled too stuff.

  2. it is extremely unlikely that the original will have the capacity to any host, as they more or less indicated that it will act as a slave only, at the beginning.  Later, they suggested that it is actually USB OTG (On The Go) that would use as a host, but on the only clue that Lazaridis, has been saying that they have the ability (read "could, if never set free us") to support Ethernet-over-USB.

  3. jump who

  4. I guess no..  One positive aspect of the statements on the issue have been in the 5th webcast, but I still think that they have kept their options open and these statements are not official.  Because they are good in the production of material and still did not mention of the GPS in the marketing of the statements or plug in anywhere, I tend to think that he has been left out.  Saddens me... but at least this way I'll be pleasantly surprised if it stops there, rather disappointed.  I'm pretty sure that they have a task they could put a GPS module, so maybe that will be in a later model but not the first... just a guess on my part.

• Connection to my laptop Tv, no display.

  Original titile: Conect to TV no SOund no pic only

  No longer get any video when connecting my laptop to the tv.

  Did it several times in the past with no problems.  I recently added Director of office of Playbook Playbook to my computer could it have changed some settings causing this problem.
  I don't get sound, but no picture.  I have an Acer Aspire 4720 WITH WINDOWS VISTA.   I connect to the TV with 2 sons: 1 VGA and the other for the sound.  Any help would be appreciated.
  Thank you
  Adele

  Try these:
   
  1. right click on the desktop-> Output To-> Dual Display Clone, cell phone + TV computer. Options may vary in defense on your model of graphics card.
   
  2. press on the on your laptop keyboard shortcut that turns on an additional display. The function (FN) FN + F5 keyboard shortcut is used for this purpose on many laptops. On others, it is F4 (HP) or F8 (Dell), usually the F key the monitor on that image.
   
  3. open Windows Mobility Center by clicking the Start button, click on the Panel, clicking Mobile PC, and then click Mobility Center Windows. And then, on the external display tile, click display of connection, even though it says its connected. You can also try turning settines on presentation of this window.
   
  4. in customizing display settings, try to change the resolution to a setting down like 1024 x 768 and see one that works.
   http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-display-settings-on-multiple-monitors
   
  5. you can also try to change the refresh rate of the screen display, settings, advanced, monitor tab settings.

• Problem connecting to the Simulator

  Hello developers!  I have a problem with running my AIR application of Simulator Playbook (VMware 8) using FlashBuilder-based test:

  Unable to connect: connect to /169.254.0.1:443 has expired. Check the settings of IP address for the target. You may need to restart the target.

  This problem is easily solved by enabling vmware networks in windows settings.

  But now FB says that:

  Unable to connect: network is unreachable: connect. Check the settings of IP address for the target. Try to ping the target.

  How to connect the right Simulator to FB?

  I was exaclty same problem. -I uninstalled VMware 8 and installed VMware player. 8 VMware didn't work for some reason any.

• The difficulty to launch android applications reconditioned on device PlayBook (Simulator OK)

  Just updated my android app and it passed verification.  I will install on my PlayBook, and it won't start.

  The application works on the new 2.0 PlayBook Simulator very well, but when I go to install on the current device, it installs, but will not start.

  I tried without success (all these I tried both USB and WiFi connection) the following:

  • Restart the PlayBook after the 2.0 update (several times)
  • Signature of the bar and the deployment using command-line tools
  • Do not sign the bar and deployment via command line tools (after configuring Debug token)
  • Deployment by using the new eclipse plugin - is to expire, I have even increased the time-out value of 60 seconds and much more), it gets stuck on "Launch BlackBerry Android Runtime."... ", then a message that says" failed to connect ├a 192.168.1.139 to BAD! »

  Also, I'm under Mac OSX Lion and v2.0.0.3778 PlayBook.

  Anyone else having any of these issues or having luck getting your reconditioned apps to run on the real device?

  Any of you installed a pre-beta version of an Android player that has been disclosed on another forum?

  Whether a security wipe can be in the order that I suspect that the two versions of the player are probably in conflict!

  HTH - Rufus.