Sending an sms requires code signing?

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• Sending sms requires code signing?

  Hello

  I am writing a simple application to send sms, but the device is not able to send sms. Is there any signature of code required to send sms. I am using j2me to send sms. That is to say using wireless.messaging api to send sms. By clicking on send it prompts the user whether or not you want to allow. Even if I press Yes then also sms is not sent.

  Someone out there please help me.

  Concerning

  Sunil

  Hello

  The answer above is not a solution. I found the solution on the following thread. Its a good thread atleast my goal has been reached.

  Sending sms from cdma blackberry

  Thank you & best regards

  Sunil

• Free code signing!

  I'm developing an application that requires code signing. The application would serve only on my device and nowhere else.

  I wanted to know if I could get a signing key, i.e. unique access. not massive key free of charge, just for development and deployment.

  Nokia already provides free certificates for the development of general use. Here are some details and a link that best describes.

  http://wiki.Forum.Nokia.com/index.php/S60_3rd_Edition:_Application_Development

  Depending on the features used in an S60 application, there are different ways to sign a request:

  1. Possibility of user: used in an application compatibility are granted during the installation and the application UID should in the unprotected range (0x80000000-0xFFFFFFFF). A developer can use SignSis command to sign a .sis file. Please note that the application can only use: LocalServices, ReadUserData, WriteUserData, NetworkServices, UserEnvironment (S60 3rd Edition FP2, a developer can also use location capability).
  2. Open signed without the Publisher ID: the user must register and sign in to www.symbiansigned.com to download .sis application file. After having successfully downloaded, a developer can get immediately the application signed by the Web site, and the developer can download it from the Web site. This is to test the goal and the signed application can be installed on a mobile device. At the signing, a developer must provide email address valid as well as the number of IMEI (serial number of the phone) device. The signed application is installable within 36 months, and this method is for development purposes.
  3. Open signed with the Publisher ID: a developer must buy a first of TC TrustCenterPublisher ID. For Chinese developers, a developer can go to WoSign for the purchase of a Publisher ID. With the Publisher ID, a developer can request a certificate of developer of the www.symbiansigned.com. Using the certificate, a developer can sign with SignSis command .sis file. This is to test the goal and the certificate is limited by the number of IMEI listed in the certificate (maximum 1000 IMEI numbers to date). This certificate is valid for 36 months, and this method is for development purposes.
  4. Express signed: a developer must have an ID of the Publisher first. The developer has go to www.symbiansigned.com website to connect, and pay 20 USD for such a signature by an application. After you have downloaded the files needed on the site. Immediately, the developer can get the application signed by the Web site, and the developer can download it from the Web site. The signed application is for commercial sales.
  5. Certified signed: a developer must have an ID of the Publisher first. After an application has been fully tested using the Open signed or self-signed method (the request must have a UID between 0x00000000-0x7FFFFFFF), the developer can send the request to one of the 3 named test houses world for detailed testing and little money has to be paid for such a test, although the price may vary a House to another test. After that the application has passed Symbian test criteria, the application may be signed for commercial use.
  6. Symbian signed for Nokia: one of the necessary applications for the pre-installation must pass from the Nokia test criteria, and a developer has to pay for such a test. It has more standards than signed certified, and it should be conducted by 3 named test houses in the world. Detailed information can be found at: www.symbiansigned.com. For developers, who need to use the capabilities of the manufacturer, the developer must present a valid reason to justify the objective of using the features. Once the application has been approved, the developer can use Open signed with the Publisher ID to obtain the certificate required for testing and development. This method is for commercial use
  !

  If a developer wants to sign an application Freeware , please see the article How to sign an application freeware

  RIM is going to take the details of the previous keys and those will be disabled and you get the new.

• Distribution of Code Signing and OTA

  I'm developing an application that uses APIs that require code signing. I received my key, installed and used the tool in the code signing eclipse plugin to sign my application.  I can install the application via the desktop tools and I normally see a prompt "Do you want to grant the status of trusted application xxx" when I run the application.  Everything is fine after that.  Now the question I want to distribute the application on the web within my company.  I have other applications are implemented in this way, for distribution to work, but when I run the application, I get the error "xxx uses a secure API", indicating that it has not been code signed.  I copy my files .cod files .jad, etc. on the server of web/results expected / / in my eclipse solution.  The web, do not exit is signed?  Is there a way to force the eclipse plugin to sign the web output or you can do it manually?  Any other reason, it would not work?

  It turns out that our Web server was actually used older versions of files that were not properly signed.  We were storing the .cod files in a database and someone wrote the wrong application, basically.

• How to block the sending of SMS from BlackBerry in the code

  I tried to use notifyOutgoingMessage to interface OutboundMessageListener to catch the sending of SMS, but it does not work. In the document, I only give a copy of the message. So, I wonder how can I get SMS messages and block in the code? This is my essay:

  MessageConnection _mc = (MessageConnection) Connector.open("sms://:0");
  _mc.setMessageListener(new OutboundSMSListener());
  

  private static final class OutboundSMSListener implements OutboundMessageListener
  {
  public void notifyIncomingMessage(MessageConnection messageconnection)
  {
  
  System.out.println("Income Message received: ");
  }
  
  public void notifyOutgoingMessage(Message message)
  {
  
  System.out.println("------------------------\n\n\n\n\n");
  System.out.println("Message send: " + message);
  }
  }
  

  Implement SMS.addSendListener () and returns the value false in the sendMessage method. BTW, the SMS class has been implemented in 4.6.0 is not possible to do it on an OS earlier.

• Unable to connect BAR file "error: Code signing request failed because it cannot be recorded.»

  Hello

  I'm trying to sign the BAR file generated from the apk files, but I got this error:

  Error: Code signing request has failed because it cannot be recorded. Package-Version-Id [gYACgLU-GLg8YtNMuWU17-BoxsM], [gYAEgM4XsG9ppojbj3zOO9gg-Nc], Id [2189468] Client Application-Version-Id.

  I tried to redownlowd the file CSK again and again, did a lot of things but not luck.

  Thank you for sending via manifest file.  The error is caused by the name of the application you are using.  There is a limitation of the number of characters that can be used for an application name.  The number of characters will vary according to the type of encoding used, in this case it would be 7.

  The workaround for this solution, use our tool is to define an application name by default using Latin based on characters and then add names localized for each supported language.  These localized names do not have this limit.  For comparison, here's how it's done using BlackBerry Momentics: How to define an Application as the characters name Unicode requires the default name would only be used if a localized name is not available for the language of the user.

  Android also supports localized names of applications, so the similar process should work there too.

• Page of code signing does not work

  The steps:

  (1) open the URL with IE 8: https://www.blackberry.com/SignedKeys/nfc-form.html

  (2) select "I wish a device Code signing key.

  (3) fill in all information

  4) click the button 'send '. The demand is not there and get an error "Please ensure that all required fields are filled."

  Does anyone have a solution for this?

• J2ME allow messages within a time of send/receive SMS

  Hello

  I developed a J2Me application that listens to incoming sms. It sends also outgoing sms. At the start of the application, I opened a connection for incoming messages - now whenever I start the application, the user is asked if he wants to allow:

  "The application xxx has tried to send or receive messages with the network. You want to allow this? Yes/No ".

  Whenever there is an outgoing SMS user is also invited. And even for incoming SMS. It is more problematic, because the application has an autostart (register push) and demand plays a message on incoming messages. But if the user is first asked to receive the SMS, he doesn't know that he has a message, because no alert.

  Now, I tried to find answers, but I have failed. I have set the options to allow (in the advanced options of the system menu) and disabled firewall - still annoying questions.

  It of ok if the user is prompted once, but not every time! How can I prevent this?

  Is related to the ApplicationPermissions class or Code signing?

  Also, there seems to be a bug with the push registry - I can't open a new connection, if the push registry is configured in the jad file. I have to first unregister the event to push, and then open the connection and exit re-enroll the port to push... On other brands, I don't have this problem. Also it seems to work fine if I use the usbloader, but there is an exception at setup time. Also, I can't tell the user to install it with usbloader...

  Would be nice if someone can help me.

  PS: for development I use netbeans and use a jad/jar to cod converter - I hope that's not the problem. I don't want to use the IDE of BB (number porting, like not so, gel, etc.).

  OK, signature (for $20) keys to solve the problem...

  It's the same of menitoned to a few movies tutorial here that this will not solve the problem. It's strange and confusing, but I'm happy that just signature has resolved.

  BTW. I am running Win XP x 64 - .csi is not automatically bound to the signature tool. Also the eclipse installation has not solved... Information inside the post with the keys should mention that simple you can use signatureTool.jar with the keys as a parameter. Why must everything be so clear? :-)

• Unity3D code signing issue

  Hello everyone, I'm new here.

  I just tried to get the keys to a game from the signature.

  I got the csk file, but no email with SJC files didn't follow.

  Is there something that I am missing?

  Unity3D requires files from the csj to sign for BB10.

  Can someone help with the process, please?

  The file bbidtoken.csk is a BlackBerry ID token, which is our new method for signing.

  You can still use the previous method used (files CSJ) code signing keys.  You can get them using this form: https://www.blackberry.com/SignedKeys/codesigning.html

  Choose the second option, which is: "For PlayBook apps BlackBerry BlackBerry 10 apps development using a 10.1 SDK or lower or SDK WebWorks BlackBerry 10 below 2.0."

• Reuse of code signing on more than one computer keys

  Hello

  I'm moving my code signing keys to a machine with JDE 4.2.1 to another computer running JDE 4.1.0.

  Is this possible?  I copied my files sigtool.csk and sigtool.db.  But, when I try to sign a .cod file, it gives me an error of password - and I know that the password is correct.

  Of course, I could generate a new key pair and pay $20 to get signature for her keys, but I should be able to copy my keys autour, right?

  Someone else has been able to copy successfully their signature on another key machine?  I need to downgrade from JDE 4.2.1 to 4.1.0 - keys are not backward compatible through JDE versions and their corresponding SignatureTool.jar?

  Help, please!  :-)

  Using signature on several PC keys is not supported.  If you want to move your signing keys from one PC to another, you can contact [email protected] who can send you a set of replacement of csi files, that you can install on the new PC.  Note that this process invalidates your keys.

• Validity of code signing keys

  I have a simple question. We issued keys of the RIM, everything works well for code signing. My question is how long is it valid keys and if expire? For example if required to expand this key every year etc...?

  Thank you for the help

  From what I remember, you get signs 0x7FFFFFFF. Every time you sign, you get an email telling you how many operations of signature, you left.

• Cannot find the file .csi for code signing

  I'm new to the development for a Blackberry. I get the following error message when you try to build an application that uses a persistent store.

  WARNING! : reference to the class: net.rim.device.api.system.PersistentObject requires the signature with the key: RIM API implementation

  I found that I'm supposed to have a .csi file from when I registered with the area of the developer, but I'm not. Can I request a new one or what?

  Thank you

  Jason

  You can buy rim, code signing certificates.

  The process details are here: http://na.blackberry.com/eng/developers/javaappdev/codekeys.jsp

  Form of payment etc. is here: https://www.blackberry.com/SignedKeys/

  Once you have paid and submitted your application, it takes a few weeks to receive the keys. If you use eclipse, you can then install the keys in your IDE.

• Updated approved App - Code signing?

  Hey guys,.

  today I received the email from the approval of my application so my app is officially in the "approved" State However, I have a small correction about my icon of the application that need attention (just 86 x 86 resizing). Once I made the correction, I'm supposed to respond to the email and say that I did.

  My question is: when I submit the update file with the new icon bar, that I sign the bar file again? Which means that I have to order another set of keys? Anyone can guide me please know exactly how I do this? Do I just rebuild the file bar and not worry the code signing part, or?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you!!

  You don't need to send them back. Resign just your bar to deposit with your .p12 file you created when you registered your keys. Don't forget to also get your version in you - app.xml file number as long as you can't sign the same version twice.

• Code signing keys can be used on more than a developer (different PC)?

  Hello

  I applied for a set of code a long time ago signing keys.

  I installed them on the JDE on my computer... and I was able to migrate them to my new computer always on the JDE, then on the eJDE thereafter.  I had a few problems of migration of these keys, but everything is working well now, I am able to sign my application.

  Now, I have a colleague who wants to develop an application using Widgets and there need code signing keys as well.  Can I just send my key itself?  Or he must apply to his own set of keys?

  In other words, the code signing keys used to identify a company or developer?

  Thank you!

  Each developer must have their own set of BlackBerry Code signing keys.  Sharing the key is against the license agreement.

• Keys ordered 26 hours ago code signing. 13 hours left.

  Hello

  I ordered the code signing keys 26 hours, so 11/02/2012 at 09:12 (GMT + 1). I sent an email yesterday 12 hours after my order to the consultation support by email ([email protected]), but they have not responded. So, I asked new code signing keys and this morning, still nothing for two orders...

  It is usually not a problem, but here the Playbook offer ends in 13 hours.

  Is it possible to send the app without signing? I guess not.

  If anyone knows how to do this now? Can someone to Blackberry apparently in it? I've seen on forums that counsel from dev to Blackberry enabled some app devs to have their process ID accelerated...

  Kind regards

  a somewhat disappointed by Blackberry at the moment Android dev.

  If you do not receive your keys at the end of the 13. Feb just present your application unsigned. You do not download and will have to transfer once more (signed), but you still qualify for the free PlayBook (as counties of submission, not actual approval).

  a somewhat disappointed by Blackberry at the moment Android dev.

  Next time just do your homework better I would like to start by ordering the signing keys (even before thinking what app to convert), since it is the only thing out of my control.