Signature of the app with the WebWorks SDK generates no COD files

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  Yes.  This is discussed here: http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Tablet-OS-SDK-for-Adobe-AIR/What-happens-when-the-signing-cer...

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  BlackBerry 10 platform does not use the .cod files, it uses the .bar files. If the WebWorks 10 BlackBerry SDK builds those. If you want to generate for the Platform Java BBOS .cod files, you will need from old tools. If you go to the site of the BlackBerry developers, you will see a series of icons of the platform along the bottom of the black banner. The BlackBerry OS it will take you to another selection where you can choose to HTML5, Java or Theme Studio. I'm including this description because there is documentation and other resources specific to these platforms there as well. You'll want to know how to get there.

  You can download the tools for BBOS here: https://developer.blackberry.com/bbos/html5/download/

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  Go to the forums to twitter:

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  The problem is that the way you run the installer is too long. Please move the installation file to a shorter path.

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  Yes you are right.

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  The best answer is - not.

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  I created a new application (simple editing creative cloud) with the new version of App Builder and I spend more than 4 hours trying to get my certificate to work.

  I think I know what I need to do to create the certificate and p12 files because I have already published a lot of apps with DPS for different identifiers Apple at Apple.

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  Is anyone else having this problem? This could be a bug in the App generator?

  Thank you for your answers and help.

  Best regards

  Almute

  In my case, the solutions was one of the articles was called 'cover_h '.

  After changing the name of the article in "startingpage_h" everything worked fine. Don't know why

  He took me and Adobe several days to discover this.

  Good luck!