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• Problem opening the app in the blackberry playbook

  I created .bar file and deployed Simulator playbook. When I open the application Simulator playbook it shows a screen of loading with white background and after a while, the screen turns off and Simulator freezes tried uninstall and reset the time Simulator couple but no luck. If anyone has faced the same problem and solved. ??? Please answer if someone has the solution.

  Can you post what version of WebWorks SDK built you the bar of the file with?

  Applications built with beta WebWorks 2 won't work on the 0.9.4 Simulator.  They are incompatible binary.  You must re - package your application using Beta 3

• Flash Builder 4.7, Flex 4.9.1 and AIR 3.4 for Playbook?

  Hello

  IM, develop an application using Flash Builder 4.7, Flex 4.9.1 and AIR 3.4 for multiple platforms. My question is when I deploy to Playbook, is mentioned the configuration can cause problems or not?

  What should I do to ensure that my apps running on the playbook and other devices too! using Flash Builder 4.7

  Thank you

  PlayBook (and BB10) currently only supports AIR 3.1.

• QT and release

  I discovered that when I export-> release build, I have signed bar file - good, but when I manually deploy on Playbook he won't start. Apparently, the problem is that arguments need Qt app '-blackberry platform ' runs correctly. When I packed up and sign the same command-line application using blackberry-nativepackager with arg-blackberry - arg platform I could start this signed request the Playbook.

  So, questions:

  (1) when I build device-Relase and once run from NDK it is pushed to the Playbook and stays there. I can easily then click the icon to start the application. How the application knows everything - blackberry platform (which I said when I ran the project in the "Arguments" section.

  ((2) why 1) does not happen with signed app?

  (3) what/where should we indicate in NDK to export-> release Qt application?

  Thank you

  Evgeny.

  PS: also the same question on env variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH - how is it implemented when the application is running? the same for all applications or there is a possibility to change this var?

  In all cases, the '-blackberry platform "part goes in the MANIFESTO. MF file in the context of the invocation of the main executable.

  The problem with the export Release Wizard, is that you have to tell him to pass these arguments along at the Packer in a certain way.

  You can do it on the last page of the wizard in the settings of packaging-> Advanced tab using «- arg - arg - blackberry platform»

• Problem with deploying Qt applications on playbook

  I'm just starting the native BlackBerry development. So the questions can be silly. I'm developing an application that requires a rich user interface. So I googled a bit and found that SDK native BlackBerry tablet OS was support for Qt I downloaded Qt for BlackBerry from github. I created a small window with a Hello World label and a text field. I've deployed it on my playbook. Everything went well but the problem is there's just too much time. Is it normal to take so much time? (like 10-15 minutes) And is there one better alternative to the use of Qt?

  Another thing I would be able to use the basic features of the native user interface using Qt? As recording and playback?

  For BlackBerry 10 there is the waterfall framework integrated into the IDE. Is there something similar for the playbook? Please help me find some answers.

  Hello

  For applications with no qml Qt database, I have these libs in my deployment folder:

  libQtCore.so.4,  libQtNetwork.so.4,  libQtOpenGL.so.4,   libQtSvg.so.4,
  libQtGui.so.4,     libQtXmlPatterns.so.4
  

  For qml applications, I have these:

  libQtCore.so.4,        libQtNetwork.so.4,  libQtSql.so.4,          libQtXml.so.4, libQtDeclarative.so.4,  libQtOpenGL.so.4,   libQtSvg.so.4,
  libQtGui.so.4,          libQtScript.so.4,   libQtXmlPatterns.so.4
  

  There are many examples and tutorials delivered with Qt, but also a wealth of information on the web.

  You can include the header bps file in your Qt application to use the native functions for the playbook and there are some examples here to access sound, etc.

  Good luck!

  Jon

• How to deploy a particular category of Playbook Simulator

  Hello

  It of maybe a stupid question, but how do I deploy a different category when I run

  blackberry-deploy -installApp
  

  that is, to one of the categories: Internet, multimedia, games, utilities

  Can you add more new categories as well...?

  TNX, H.

  You can control the categories in which your application is displayed.  Take a look at the following link for more information.

  http://Renaun.com/blog/2011/01/exploring-the-PlayBook-applications-BlackBerry-Tablet-XML/

  Adding a custom category is not currently supported.

• BlackBerry PlayBook-deploy author does not error

  I am using the command to install my application on my blackberry-deploy Playbook.  But, I get the following error:

  result::failure 881 the application author does not match the author token of debugging

  I checked to make sure that my Token Debug author matches the author in my config.xml file, but the error still occurs.

  Why would I get this error?

  https://developer.BlackBerry.com/HTML5/documentation/runnning_unsigned_apps_using_a_debug_token_1866...

  This documentation explains that your debugging token must:

  • be named debugtoken.bar
  • located in a specific folder (see 'Set the debugging token section') or if you use the SDK BB10, the root of your SDK installation folder

  > I guess I used the package and sign, but now it gives me an error on his signature before...

  Yes you must increment the build # whenever you have sign an app.  If you do not, you will get this error.

• Deploying an application not signed on Playbook

  Current running in an error when you try to deploy an application on a Playbook, unsigned

  result::failure 500 BarFileUnsignedError

  To simplify debugging that I grabbed the menu bar sample

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Web-and-WebWorks-development/sample-code-swipe-down-menu-for-...

  It was compiled with a slightly modified config.xml file, just add the and tags

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

  "xmlns:RIM ="http://www.blackberry.com/ns/widgets"

  version = "1.0.0.1" >

  Example of menu bar

  Example that illustrates how to create your own menu bars of an application BlackBerry WebWorks for Tablet OS

  MYCOMPANY

  g * _YrSekQ

  subdomains of http://www.BlackBerry.com/fr"="true"/ >

  It's the deploy command

  I:\Program Research In Motion\BlackBerry WebWorks SDK for Tablet 2.0.0.4\bbwp\blackberry-tablet-sdk\bin>blackberry-deploy - installApp-password * package - unit 169.254.129.45-"i:\BB Dev\BAR\menubar\menuBar.bar".

  Sending request to install it...

  Info: Action: install

  Info: File size: 64519

  Info: installation...

  Info: Treatment 64519 bytes

  actual_dname:

  actual_id:

  actual_version:

  result::failure 500 BarFileUnsignedError

  I think that my problem lies in the config.xml file and files to blackberry - tablet.xml, the documentation is not very clear on the need for these files.

  Whence the and tags belong?

  My blackberry file - tablet.xml contains

  MYCOMPANY

  g * _YrSekQ

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  
  

• How to deploy webwork debugging token on playbook?

  How to create and deploy webwork debugging token on playbook?

  What is the command and the path?

  BB10, is blackberry-debugtokenrequest - storepass - devicepin... *. bar..

  BlackBerry-deploy - installDebugToken...

  The following URL should have what you are looking for: https://developer.blackberry.com/html5/documentation/loading_your_app_to_playbook_1866988_11.html

  Make sure you use the tools to create and deploy the token in the SDK of WebWorks PlayBook not BlackBerry 10.

• web deployment and webworks file .bar failure of playbook simulator

  Hi web / forum webworks

  I just went through the tutorial Hello World js webworks. A few think to note, I'm using linux, so I'm not really using ripple, his failure as a wildfire for me here. Wine does not help.

  I was able to build my program using a port of linux to webworks and generate what appears to be a file .bar valid. Now when to deploy blackberry launch I get this result:

  installApp-password 'mypassword' - device 192.168.49.128 - package comp/device/helloworld.bar

  Info: Send request: install
  Info: Action: install
  Info: File size: 412096
  Info: installation...
  Info: Treatment 412096 bytes
  actual_dname:
  actual_id:
  actual_version:
  result::failure 533 system request - requires: forbidden version, want (10, 0, 0, 4) have (2, 1, 0, 1032)

  I don't know what is 533 failure, it seems to be related to the version of the system, but since I built it based on the webworks js it should work on all devices right?

  Help, please.

  maniac31

  Thanks a lot for your help. Once, I knew that this was the problem I was able to google my way around and fix it.

  Many users of linux could have similar questions, then here is a good resource for ripple working on chrome.

  http://johnreid.it/2012/06/23/get-ripple-to-work-in-Linux/

  There are slight typo under the heading "Run Ripple"

  He wrote: cd ~/ripple/services/node noeud./node_modules/rbd/app.js 9910

  But it should be: cd ~/ripple/services/node noeud./node_modules/rbd/app.js-demarrer 9910

  Happy to develop for bb on linux

• Deploy the bar on Playbook Simulator

  Hello, I try to port some of my Android apps on blackberry. I took my apk and transferred here

  apk2bar.Unker.NET

  and downloaded the bar he spits. I then installed the sdk from here

  http://developer.BlackBerry.com/native/download/

  selected tab playbook of course and went in all installation process it

  then installed the playbook Simulator in vmware using the link below the download link of the sdk

  Now, I can't for the life of figure me out how to load the bar on the Simulator, I tried many things but had zero chance. I have the Simulator operational and all simply cannot get the application to load no matter what I try. A have a step by step on it, it would be greatly appreciated.

  Nevermind discovered how after a bit more research wish I could delete this sorry

• Do not copy necessary library Qt/QML file .bar deployment on the Playbook

  I use Qt 4.8.3 with ndk 2.1.0 for Playbook. I follow the instruction through

  1. http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Native-Development/How-to-port-your-Qt-Projects-to-Playbook/t...

  2. http://qt-project.org/wiki/Building_and_Deploying_Qt_Applications_to_the_Playbook

  But the library files are not copied to .bar file. It's my .pro file

  TEMPLATE = app
  
  # Please do not modify the following line.
  include(qmlapplicationviewer/qmlapplicationviewer.pri)
  # Additional import path used to resolve QML modules in Creator's code model
  QML_IMPORT_PATH =
  
  TARGET = samegame
  
  # The .cpp file which was generated for your project. Feel free to hack it.
  SOURCES += main.cpp
  
  OTHER_FILES += \
      qml/samegame/samegame.qml \
      qml/samegame/highscores/scores.php \
      qml/samegame/highscores/score_style.xsl \
      qml/samegame/highscores/score_data.xml \
      qml/samegame/highscores/README \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/qmldir \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/samegame.js \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/Dialog.qml \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/Button.qml \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/BoomBlock.qml \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/pics/yellowStone.png \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/pics/star.png \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/pics/redStone.png \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/pics/redStar.png \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/pics/greenStone.png \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/pics/greenStar.png \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/pics/blueStone.png \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/pics/blueStar.png \
      qml/samegame/SamegameCore/pics/background.png \
      bar-descriptor.xml \
      qmlapplicationviewer/qmlapplicationviewer.pri
  
  QMAKE_LFLAGS += '-Wl,-rpath,\'./app/native/lib\''
  
  package.target = $${TARGET}.bar
  package.depends = $$TARGET
  package.commands = blackberry-nativepackager \
      -devMode -debugToken /Users/zhu_qichao/Desktop/Research In Motion/playbook/debugtoken1.bar \
      -package $${TARGET}.bar -arg -platform -arg blackberry \
      bar-descriptor.xml $$TARGET \
      -e $$[QT_INSTALL_LIBS]/libQtCore.so.4 lib/libQtCore.so.4 \
      -e $$[QT_INSTALL_LIBS]/libQtGui.so.4 lib/libQtGui.so.4 \
      -e $$[QT_INSTALL_LIBS]/libQtOpenGL.so.4 lib/libQtOpenGL.so.4 \
      -e $$[QT_INSTALL_LIBS]/libQtNetwork.so.4 lib/libQtNetwork.so.4 \
      -e $$[QT_INSTALL_LIBS]/libQtDeclarative.so.4 lib/libQtDeclarative.so.4 \
      -e $$[QT_INSTALL_PLUGINS]/platforms/libblackberry.so plugins/platforms/libblackberry.so \
      -e $$[QT_INSTALL_IMPORTS]/Qt/labs/particles/libqmlparticlesplugin.so imports/Qt/labs/particles/libqmlparticlesplugin.so
  
  QMAKE_EXTRA_TARGETS += package
  

  The compiled .bar file are less than 1 M. I have check the sandbox in playbook by QNX IDE. There is no library file. Can anyone help? Thank you.

  I finally find out the reason.

  1. DO NOT USE 'SPACE' IN YOUR FOLDER. IT MAY NOT BE RECOGNIZED CORRECTLY BY SHELL SCRIPT.

  2 disable "Create a Package" step in the project-> Run configuration.

• [Playbook WebWork] Deployment error. Where is the Simulator?

  
  

  The server where I am deployment didn t have the internet connection.

  (The server had a local connection, but...).

  Solved.

• 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.

• PhoneGap-unable to laod playbook Simulator

  java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\Users\PANDUR~1\AppData\Local\Temp\
  widgetGen.4725784611345739191297.tmp\cordovaExample.swf (the system cannot find
  the file specified)
  [exec] at java.io.FileInputStream.open (Native Method)
  [exec] at java.io.FileInputStream. (Unknown source)
  [exec] to net.rim.tumbler.file.FileManager.copyFile (FileManager.java:48
  1)
  [exec] to net.rim.tumbler.airpackager.AirPackager.run(AirPackager.java:)
  225)
  [exec] to net.rim.tumbler.WidgetPackager.go(WidgetPackager.java:152)
  [exec] [ERROR]                     Air conditioner exception occurred
  [exec] to net.rim.tumbler.WidgetPackager.main(WidgetPackager.java:77)

  Load Simulator:
  [echo] This tool will not open the Simulator for you
  [exec] Error: Bar file does not exist or not a file or I can't read: C:
  \Users\pandurang\Desktop\sample\build\cordovaExample.bar

  BUILD FAILED
  C:\Users\pandurang\Desktop\sample\build.XML:50: The following error occurred whi
  the execution of this line:
  C:\Users\pandurang\Desktop\sample\playbook.XML:88: exec returned: 1

  I have already answered something for PlayBook in the other thread you ask before. Everything you need is in your console output where he says:

  [echo] This tool will not open the simulator for you
  

  This means that you must start the trainer before you run the command line script to create and deploy. You will also need to implement all the things for PlayBook in the file 'project.properties' to get startet.

  The FileNotFoundException thrown when you run the command line, it seems to face a problem with your application. Can you tell us what is in your PlayBook.xml file at line 88 and in build.xml line 50 to debug little bit more.