Distribution of 3 OTA cod files.

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  Hi all

  I have devloped Balckberry app using Sybase Unwired Platfourm 2.0.

  I install all the required files depend on cod three (CommonClient, sup_client_rim, UltraLiteJ) with my main Application using the JAD file.

  Apllication is installed successfully with the three modules, but when I run Application, it gives the following error.

  Error starting of RR: Module "UltraliteJ-3' attempts to access the API blocked.»

  ((when I install all dependent files (CommonClient, sup_client_rim, UltraLiteJ) COD using Desktop Manager, Application works very well.))

  I had signed all the cod files installed on the device.

  Here is my jad file.

  MIDlet-name: RR
  MIDlet-Version: 1.0.0
  MIDlet-vendor: BlackBerry Developer
  MIDlet-Jar-URL: RR.jar
  MIDlet-Jar-Size: 226631
  Microedition-profile: MIDP-2. 0
  Microedition-Configuration: CLDC-1. 1
  MIDlet-1: RR, images.jpg.
  RIM-MIDlet-flags-1: 0
  Manifest-Version: 1.0
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  RIM-COD-size: 67308
  RIM-COD-creation-Time: 1322626069
  RIM-COD-Module-name: RR
  RIM-COD-Module-dependencies: net_rim_cldc, sup_client_rim, UltraLiteJ
  RIM-COD-SHA1: ee 06 5 c 50 6f 4 c 1 3 a 0 b 68 53 12 6th b1 70 a1 a7 df e4 f9
  RIM-COD-URL-1: RR - 1.cod
  RIM-COD-size-1: 26984
  RIM-COD-SHA1-1: 8 b 98 42 9f 44 0c 98 31 57 6 c 18 a0 d4 28 47 bf 92 cc 2 c 6B

  RIM-COD-SHA1-2: ba e1 89 79 00 39 5a1 has 49 6 49 55 94 eb 7f 2 c 0f 99 c4 a2
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  RIM-COD-URL-3: UltraLiteJ - 1.cod
  RIM-COD-SHA1-3: 5th 6 7f 60 82 68 15 07 fb fe bf 4-6 c fd 8 88 c a 7, 4 b f0 c6

  RIM-COD-Module-dependencies-1: net_rim_cldc, net_rim_os
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  RIM-COD-SHA1-7: 2d 81 8A cd d4 4B 3f be 20 6B ad 01 f 30 d6 ba c1 e5 59 4 b
  RIM-COD-URL-6: UltraLiteJ - 4.cod
  RIM-COD-SHA1-6: 07 e5 0e fa 47 80 bd ad 12 93 32 87 05 e7 c5 70 83 9f 14 a0
  RIM-COD-URL-5: UltraLiteJ - 3.cod
  RIM-COD-SHA1-5: 5 ch a0 bc 59 70 0f 9 b 53 23 44 ae eb d9 f3 d3 2nd ec 09 c3
  RIM-COD-URL-4: UltraLiteJ - 2.cod
  RIM-COD-SHA1-4: this c6 d6 70 18 df f6 29 9 b 91 e4 d3 fb 5f ea be 13 35 61 06

  RIM-COD-URL-8: sup_client_rim.cod
  RIM-COD-SHA1-8: b9 b2 98 79 9f 2f 4 d 6 b 3f c2 d5 13 57 47 42 7 b f4 70 a0

  RIM-COD-URL-9: sup_client_rim - 1.cod
  RIM-COD-SHA1-9: 51 8 b 23 f1 ff 61 64 16 49 23 4th c6 89 63 4 ad d c2 29 d0 bd

  RIM-COD-Module-dependencies-2: net_rim_cldc, UltraLiteJ, net_rim_os, net_rim_satsa, CommonClient
  RIM-COD-URL-10: sup_client_rim - 2.cod
  RIM-COD-SHA1-10: 59 27 3rd d5 33 83 70 f8 c4 d8 92 7B e5 51 37 09 70 56 c2 bf

  RIM-COD-Module-name-3: CommonClient

  RIM-COD-Module-dependencies-3: net_rim_cldc, net_rim_crypto_1, net_rim_crypto_3, net_rim_crypto_2

  RIM-COD-URL-11: CommonClient.cod

  RIM-COD-SHA1-11: ef 7 has da 29 08 66 f5 22 63 ef 63 9 b 46 5f 3 a 3 b 84 d1 ae 6 b

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  Thaks and regards.

  Hi @hmorzariya,

  I see two options:

  1. the 'UltraLiteJ - 3.cod' the file has not been signed with success.

  2. the "RIM-COD-SHA1-5' does not match."

  3. the size of the cod is missing.

  Signed the file on your own?

  I think you might need to update the JAD after that you sign the COD file...

  E.

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  I've been using Eclipse 3.4.

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  Kind regards

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

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

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