Create the executable JAR/JAD

I have created an application and you want one of my friend (s) to install on his BlackBerry. I want to attach the application Jad/Jar file and send it by e-mail. Please suggest the best methods to create the JAR file for hassle free installation.

I have it. I just need to copy the files JAD and cod on the device and run the JAD that installs the application. Thanks anyway.

Tags: BlackBerry Developers

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