Signature of BlackBerry PlayBook in Flash Builder

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• Problem of signature of application on BlackBerry from premium Flash builder 4.6

  
  

  Hey Elena,

  Thank you, I found the problem

  BlackBerry Tablet OS find a path that Don t exist in my Spanish X Windows.

  As my system is in Spanish, BlackBerry Tablet OS install create this path:

  %HOMEPATH%\Configuraci¾n local\Datos programa\Research In Motion

  To resolve this problem, you must create the path in English and copy the contents of the Spanish way:

  %HOMEPATH%\Local Settings\Application is moving

  #

  By default, the code signing keys are stored in a central location in your profile directory and used by all the BlackBerry Tablet OS development tools. The default locations of these files vary depending on the operating system and are described in the following table.

  Note: In a Windows XP environment, the default %homepath% is C:\Documents and Settings\.  In an environment Windows Vista and Windows 7, the default %homepath% is C:\Users\.

  #

  Windows XP	%HOMEPATH%\Local Settings\Application is moving
  Windows Vista and Windows 7	%HOMEPATH%\AppData\Local\Research in motion
  Mac OS	~/Library/research in motion
  UNIX and Linux	~/. RIM

• Don't Flash Builder 4.7 problem - no platform BB

  Hi, I installed the FB 4.7 on my PC.

  I downloaded the SDK of AIR in BB Site and installed.

  I tried to create a project, but there are only two platforms listed, it's to say, iOS and Android and no BB it.

  Anyone faced the same problem before? 0o0o

  I use Adobe Flash Builder 4.7 for my Blackberry 10 development, although I use Macbook would highlight, but I also had FB4.7 installed on the PC. It is quiet easy to install BB Developer tools on PC.

  1. first of all, you must run FB4.7 with administrative control.

  2. in your IDE FB4.7 Menu, click help-> install BB 10 publication support or install new software-> type "Blackberry" next to work with, now, you will see the option of ' Blackberry plugin for Flash Builder 4.7... '-> option-> check on BB OS Support checkbox statement select 10, press 'Next' then finished once installed.

  3. restart your Flash Builder and try to create the new project Mobile AS3 or Flex Mobile, you will see Blackberry option along with two others.

  Note: BB 10.1 and before, support Adobe AIR version 3.1 only so make sure that you have not superimposed latest version of Adobe AIR in your Flash Builder.

  Ghislaine

• How to access the camera in the Blackberry Playbook using Adobe Air SDK (in Flash builder Burrito)

  Hi all

  How to access the camera in the Blackberry Playbook using Adobe Air SDK (in Flash builder Burrito).

  Provide me with examples of coding please.

  Thanks in advance.

  With respect,

  Sampath

  Not possible yet. See http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/21880/Known_issues_1360895_11.jsp

• Signature of the device Pin showing Null when the Blackberry playbook tablet App

  I'm developing an app for Blackberry playbook in action script. I signed the application (Release version) and it has deployed on the device, but the axis of the device shows null. When I run the application directly from Flash builder it is showing correctly.

  I added the permissions for the config file, is to show the axis of the device, but after his signature for immediate release it shows null.

  Please let me know why it's happening.

  Thanks everyone, I solved the problem. In fact, there were 2 BB.xml file in my project, one containing the access authorization of pin of the device and the other did not have this permission. I removed the redundant .xml file and every thing went very well thanks to help appreciated guys

  

• BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe air 2.0 problems with Flash Builder

  Hello world

  I have problems to install the Tablet OS SDK 2.0.0. It says incorrect directory when I select the directory that contains the Flash builder. I tried with v4.0 and v4.5 that I am on windows 7 64 bit.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm just get started with developing applications for the playbook, so please bear with my ignorance.

  Best regards

  Gowtham

  https://bdsc.webapps.BlackBerry.com/air/documentation/ww_air_getting_started/Using_Adobe_FB_ms_19656...

  "Development environment - Adobe Flash Builder 4.6 of later"

• Flash Builder 4 doesn't have the 'BlackBerry Tablet AIR Application".

  I'm trying to get the HelloWorld application to work, but I can't find the "BlackBerry Tablet AIR Application" option. It should appear in the debug configuration, but it's not.

  I already have the Simulator works and correctly installed the Playbook SDK (link to version 2.5 SDK and Flash Builder). I have no error in compilation (QNX namespaces are used), I think that the installation has been correctly executed.

  Any ideas?

  You need to update to 4.0.1 FB. See release notes.

• Flash Builder Burrito will identify the plugin Playbook

  I installed the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR by following the instructions included in the

  Getting Started Guide for Windows developers.

   

  Everything appears to install fine and when I go to help > about Flash Builder > installation details it shows that the Function of Blackberry Tablet OS is installed.

  When I go to create the Hello World application, I chose file > New > ActionScript Project Mobile enter a project name and choose the Flex SDK hero. [correction]

  I click Next and the settings of the Mobile screen. The only displayed target platform is the platform Google Android - Tablet Blackbery is not available.

  Can someone give me an idea of how to get the Playbook sdk to be recognized?

  -Bryan

  My problem was solved on the following thread:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Tablet-OS-SDK-for-Adobe-Air/problem-connecting-Flash-Builder-...

• 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.

• KeyboardDrake: changing the default blackberry type in Adobe Flash Builder

  Hey guys,.

  How can I change the default layout in Adobe Flash Builder Burrito using the SDK software BB Playbook

  Essentially, I want the navigation bar at the top down on the left side

  How can I do this

  Thank you

  Chris

  Hey chris,

  Sorry for the delay, the image takes some time before it appears (pending approval of the host). in any case the bar that is displayed is known as an "action bar" in MXML. IM unfamiliar with too much Flex, so I can't tell you how to position it yourself. just google or search for "Flex Action Bar" and which should help you in the right direction. hope that helps. Good luck!

• my flash builder shows no option for the ios and blackberry application

  

  I can't read this info on my installation of FB, although installation details gives the version numbers for various components (on Flash Builder - press installation details), but if you go here: http://www.adobe.com/support/flex/downloads_updaters.html#flex4_5 you can find the 4.5.1 update that you have installed.

• How confirm BB10 Air SDK was installed in flash builder 4.6

  I just downloaded and installed what I think is the BB10 'or' Air SDK from here

  https://developer.BlackBerry.com/air/download/

  When I create a new mobile project with flash builder 4.6, the default descriptor bar is the same as the playbook we.

  for example, this commented out line:

  I was wondering if I failed somewhere along the way and always use the Tablet SDK or if it looks just like that

  -edit-

  also, I need new signature for BB10 keys or can I use everything that exists from a previous installation of the playbook.

  Guess which has not been updated. New BB10 method is:
  
  Assets/Splash.jpg
  

  Each image in the list is of a size to use for the device in landscape and portrait. It will automatically detect and use the correct start depending on the size of the device screen.

  Same key signature as with the PlayBook.

• You forgot the PIN the LSB and the word CSK - Blackberry Playbook on Flex dev

  Hello

  
  I use Flash Builder 4.6 to create the Flex app.

  
  I wanted to debug my application on the device. Register and received two files of RIM (COMINCO and RSK) a few weeks ago, but I never wrote the CSJ CSK pin password.

  How can I get CFS & CSK back passwords?

  Thank you

  Oh, it is a good experience.

  If you use Flash Builder 4.6, then once you have the signature keys

  you enter the information in the record tools BlackBerry Assistant FB

  (This is dependent on the installation of the BlackBerry SDK for AIR first)-

  Right click on the project folder > BlackBerry tools > configure test

  Devices... This will guide you through the whole process of setting up

  your test device and get the cert dev created etc. This is by far

  the process easier.

  But if you like pain and suffering, then here are some ideas based on my

  experience:

  If you do the command line approach, then there are two options,

  one is the symbolic way of debugging, and the other is the signed road app.

  Debugging tokens allow to configure the aircraft for the test without having to

  sign the application first. You associate the debugging token to your device and

  any application that you build can load and run on this device (or the number of devices

  associated with the dev token).

  The application signature is easier for me on the command line. This approach

  not use debugging tokens, but do you some extra steps. The advantage here is

  Once you have signed the app and tested, is ready to be downloaded

  market App World.

  Initial steps (regardless of the approach you take):

  Not done only once:

  Download and install BlackBerry AIR SDK

  1. register of RIM signing keys

  1. save your count with .csj and RIM servers signature files.

  2. activate the debug mode on PlayBook device (or Simulator).

  Steps for each new version/app

  3. build the swf file

  4 generate the app.xml file - if the new version, the version number of update.

  If the new application make sure that it is an id unique app

  5 generate the file of the bar - descriptor.xml (this can be any name, such as

  as long as it has the tags and the necessary info).

  Debug a symbolic approach:

  Fact only once for the device you are testing with, only need to repeat

  If the token times out

  6 create the debugging token

  7. package app with debug and deploy it to the device token

  The signed app approach:

  Only once

  8. generate the signature .p12 file - use the same name of company

  files .csj

  9. package the app

  10 sign the request (2 steps):

  10 a. signed with RIM

  10 b. signs with the author

  11 deploy on the device.

  Then, long answer to your short question, you do not regenerate debugging

  token for each new version/app. If you go through the process of signature,

  then you perform steps 9-11 every time. Don't forget to increment the version

  number to sign the application again.

  As you can see, it is much easier if you use FB 4.6 with BlackBerry

  installation with the BB SDK of AIR tools.

  Good luck!

  iBrent

• Flash Builder random error associated with CFCS 'qnx-screen '.

  Hey all,.

  It's been about 8 months since I finally published my app PlayBook... It's been long since, so I'm a bit rusty...

  I'm seeing my source code, compile it with the new SDK.

  I downloaded the Simulator 2.0, updated the OS on my tablet to 2.0 and installed the new Tablet OS Beta 2.0 SDK.

  I am trying to get my application up and running, and I get this error:

  "Description Resource Path location Type
  "Could not open" / Applications/Adobe Flash Builder 4.5/sdks/RIM/blackberry-tablet-sdk-2.0.0/frameworks/libs/qnx-screen ' PaperRobo unknown Flex problem.

  I use a Mac and Flash Builder 4.5 running

  I use the Flex SDK 4.5.1... and it seems that all the appropriate Blackberry tablet SDK swcs are connected properly... See screenshot:

  

  Any ideas what's not here?

  It also looks that QNXApplicationEvent no longer exists?

  I also tried to create a new project from scratch and get the same error of Flash Builder

  I don't think that there is nothing wrong with your stature. Try to create a new project, as shown in jtegen and see if it works. If this does not work, you can still manually add the .swc files.

  It seems to be looking for them in the wrong place.

  "/ Applications/Adobe Flash Builder 4.5/sdks/RIM/blackberry-tablet-sdk-2.0.0/framework"

  s/libs/qnx-screen'

  Should be "/ Applications/Adobe Flash Builder 4.5/sdks/RIM/blackberry-tablet-sdk-2.0.0/framework"

  s/libs/qnx/qnx-screen

  If you do this be sure to do the qnx - air.swc marked as external.

• Flash Builder 4.6 for PHP and SDK 2 questions

  I have problems with Flash Builder for PHP 4.6 and the Playbook Air SDK 2.0. It worked fine with the Air SDK 1 Playbook, but for 2.0 he moved not (error integration with Flash Builder) and when I try to update in Flash builder I get an error of missing requirements. Flash builder 4.6 works fine with the PlayBook SDK, but not the PHP version. I bought the PHP version after the end of my trial of 4.6 so I could build an app that tied in the server services and to think that both versions are the same.

  Everyone knows this and is at - it a solution?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Flash Builder for PHP 4.6 is not supported by the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR. Sorry for the inconvenience this has caused.

  Dustin