Problem updating existing Playbook - failure-104 Android app

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  Hi all

  I heard that RIM a plan that the Playbook will support android apps and java.

  Do you know what RIM will complete this task?

  Thank you!

  Demo of the RIM had the Android BlackBerry World Player, but I think that the release date is later in the summer.

  And outside of promising to provide a BlackBerry Java player, I saw not a precise date for the BlackBerry player. Except that this is due no later than the Android player.

  http://devBlog.BlackBerry.com/2011/04/BlackBerry-Java-Android/

• Major problem after update of the app: DeployException: result::failure-104 (incompatibility digest... something has changed.)

  Hello

  After you fix a problem with my signature keys ( http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Android-Runtime-Development/Signing-Keys-Mess/td-p/3022020) I managed to download my update of the app.

  Unfortunately there was something wrong, that users who attempt to update were a major problem: "update this game [...] and he could not install after he asked me to accept the location service [...] It closes right when you are asked to accept again for approval of location services. »

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  11-20 15:59:27.927: D/Install@Launch (7557275): incompatibility digest for com.irache.octagonp.gYABgELGe5sJN9mSCfgTnlCk3hw, something has changed.

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  I compared the new and the old manifest, and all the relevant fields seem has not changed:-l' author of the Package, Package-author-Id, package name, package Description, Id of Package, Package-author-certificate-Hash.

  The application works correctly with a fresh install, and I can update without problem to other apps that have gone through similar changes very recently, in libraries, permissions...

  Could someone point me in the right direction?

  Thank you.

  The error-104 is the Android Runtime.  It indicates that the APK file that is trying the upgrade has been signed with a different key than the original.  It made no reference to any BlackBerry sign the file of the bar, but the certificate you use to sign the APK using ADT.  On an Android device, the same error occurs if you try to upgrade an APK that is signed with a different certificate.

  You can view the certificate that has been used on an APK file using a command like this:

  C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.7.0_45\bin\jarsigner -verify -certs -verbose myApp.apk > output.txt
  

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• DPS App generator - problem creating Android app

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  I seem to have a problem of creating an Android application of in DPS App generator. I wonder if someone could help see if I am doing something obviously wrong.

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• Not deploying on OS 2.0.0.7971 Android app

  Well, I'm developing an application on Android runtime. I rather already have the app and have run it before and everything worked fine when I was using the Beta of the OS developer 2.0

  I recently updated my Playbook OS 2.0.0.7971 and now no applications are running when it is deployed on the Playbook.

  My Playbook is on: OS 2.0.0.7971
  Dev PC operating system: Windows 7 Professional 64 bit

  Yes the developer mode is on and I am connected via USB to the PC

  My Dev Environment
  I just re-did my Eclipse Indigo, installed latest version of the Android SDK and ADT and redownloaded the playbook for eclipse android plugin, it now is everything last.

  This is the detail of the problem:

  1. I connect the Playbook and start a project in Eclipse
  2. the application starts to deploy on the Playbook, an icon is added to the Playbook (sometimes android runtime is started)

  And then following error message appears:

  Impossible to deploy the speed indicator project
  Info: Send request: install
  Info: Action: install
  Info: File size: 50980
  Info: installation...
  Info: Treatment 50980 bytes
  News: Advance of 50%...
  News: Progress 100%...
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  utilities.speedometer.testELFL8wt1HxFgGnioTFq0Z4A
  actual_id::testELFL8wt1HxFgGnioTFq0Z4A
  actual_version::1.0.1.0
  result::failure-4

  Any of you can help me with this? At least tell me what is failure - 4 means so that I could fix the problem?
  I'll keep posted the updates guys.
  Thanks in advance.

  While I'm talking to myself, I have a solution here too. This can help someone out there.

  I borrowed a different playbook with OS 2.0 and everything worked fine on that. Therefore, my Playbook had some flaws.

  Only thing I could see was different on my PlayBook it has been updated since the beta version of the developer with many applications to test on it.

  I did a cleanup of on my own, up-to-date security operating system and now it works good.

  A solution of taking time, but it worked.

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• How can I get the ePrint android app to print on the correct printer?

  My home network is a HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 A909 connected to the network wired (not wireless), and which is NOT active ePrint (I understand it does not support ePrint).

  The network also has a HP OfficeJet 7500 has yet once connected to the network by wire (not wireless) and what ePrint IS activated.

  Both printers are on my network 192.168.1.x behind a router, but not a proxy with separate IP addresses.

  If I send a print by the 7500 ePrint a email address, he goes out on the printer correct (7500).

  But If I print using the HP ePrint home & Biz Android app that shows to the 7500 a print out immediately on the 8500 - the incorrect printer. The app shows the type of printer as 8500, although she still bears the name of 7500 a correct.

  So I have 3 questions:

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  1. How can I print on the 8500 email? (Remember, emailed still prints go to the 7500).
  2. How can I add the 7500 a the ePrint application so that I can print to the 7500 a still without disturbing the current app ePrint printer that prints to the 8500?

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  Kevin

  Hi, I would like to try and answer your questions to the best of my ability:

  1. How could I get the ePrint initiated by app printed to reach the 7500 a?

  With the printed file you want displayed in the app, you must see the details of the printer at the bottom of the screen on your device. If the printer you want to print to is not presented, you can press the arrow to the right of the name of the printer and then select the printer at the top of the next screen. It will automatically search and find printers available on your network. Choose the printer you wish to print and it will update the printer selected at the time of printing. I've included a few screen shots of what it will look like

  

  1. How can I print on the 8500 email? (Remember, emailed still prints go to the 7500).

  Unfortunately, it is not possible to print on the 8500 email. The printer must have the ability of ePrint in order to be able to do this.

  1. How can I add the 7500 a the ePrint application so that I can print to the 7500 a still without disturbing the current app ePrint printer that prints to the 8500?

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• BlackBerry App Blackberry 10 OS cannot run the most popular android app of China (PRC)

  I know that the Blackberry 10 operating system does not guarantee compatibility with all android applications.

  But I think that your company will be interested in solving this problem.

  This is because the program has 1 billion users. (It's the Chinese clone of Whatsapp.)

  This popular application 'Wechat' cannot run on the Blackberry 10 operating system.

  You can talk to Tencent (software company) to address the problem.

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  Personally, I prefer to use the snap-in as a source for downloading applications androids instead of Amazon Appstore or any other source. Never have a problem until now.

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