I add the ripple emulator through google chrome
I enable the ripple emulator through google chrome
I have a more doubts on this place. I install the BLACK BERRY Web-works sdk from this link: https://developer.blackberry.com/html5/download/. Is this web-works SDK is supported for blackberry 6,7 environment & 10?
BlackBerry 10 Environment native structure is getting from web-works sdk. Blackberry 10 is building successfully. so Blackberry 10 .For creating a bar package I followed total procedure by using blackberry web-works sdk web-tool. So BAR FILE is created successfully
So I have a doubt on Blackberry 6 & 7 Environment .[In mobilefirst platform foundation 7.0 blackberry 6 & 7 environment is created and build successfully ,But it does not asking any environment variables for web-works_home
so I am following through ripple emulator for creating .cod package?
Ripple emulator extensions from google chrome is not working fine. Is not showing start or stop services . I want to create .cod file. Please suggests some steps for Blackberry 6 & 7 environment structure.
I have a more doubts on this place. I install the BLACK BERRY Web-works sdk from this link: https://developer.blackberry.com/html5/download/. Is this web-works SDK is supported for blackberry 6,7 environment & 10?
The links clearly mention only BlackBerry 10, hence it is only supported for BlackBerry 10.
If you want to build a .cod file for your BlackBerry 6 & 7 then you need the WebWorks SDK for BlackBerry 6 & 7.
Have you read the following tutorial, which instructions how to install the correct SDK? https://developer.ibm.com/mobilefirstplatform/documentation/getting-started-6-3/setting-up-your-development-environment/setting-blackberry-6-7-development-environment/
Delete your current SDK installations and follow the instructions in the tutorial above and the tutorials that follow it.
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Can we build .cod file using blackberry webworks sdk 2.0.0.54 for a phonegap application?If yes, then plz provide the details as i have generated .bar file that runs properly on blackberry 10 simulators but didn't find any .cod file to test it on blackberry 7 simulator.
No you cannot.
The *.cod format is for the BlackBerry 5.0 - BlackBerry 7 OS, not BlackBerry 10 which uses the *.bar file format.
If you wish to build *.cod files you will need to use the WebWorks SDK for BlackBerry OS: https://developer.blackberry.com/bbos/html5/
I have been trying to implement Google Play services using the steps in https://github.com/xamarin/monodroid-samples/tree/master/MapsAndLocationDemo_v2 and https://github.com/xamarin/monodroid-samples/tree/master/GooglePlayServices
android update project -p "path to project" -t 4 worked
ant debug works, updated project.properties, add Api key
However on build in Xamarin studio 4.0.3 on Mac get this.using Xamarin android 4.6. what package is missing. any advice appreciated. am referencing Mono.android,support.v4
/Users/TheCall/MapView/Components/googleplayservices-9.0/samples/GooglePlayServicesApp/GooglePlayServicesApp/obj/Debug/android/src/mono/com/google/android/gms/appstate/OnSignOutCompleteListenerImplementor.java(34,34):
Error: package com.google.android.gms.appstate does not exist
com.google.android.gms.appstate.OnSignOutCompleteListener (GooglePlayServicesApp)
I suggest that you should use Google Play Services from http://components.xamarin.com/.
Steps:
Check your Google Play Services API in Android SDK Manager. If it's not rev. 12, update it. If thats not possible then check your revision, and find the appropirate component from Xamarin. They support rev. 9, rev. 10, and rev. 12. If you want to support older devices, download the Froyo version.
Download this component if you are updated to rev. 12: http://components.xamarin.com/view/googleplayservices12/
Unzip it, and reference the downloaded DLL in your project.
Use it like this: http://components.xamarin.com/gettingstarted/googleplayservices12
Blackberry app working in OS 5.0 but not working in OS 6.0 or 7.1
Following steps I follow in ripple:
Selected platform webworks 2.0.0
In Build option clicked on settings and entered new SDK path.
Entered native folders path in Project Root
gave a name in Archive name
entered a path in output folder
ENtered password in password field
still getting error while packaging "CreateProcessW: The system cannot find the file specified."
So still packaging the app manually and the app is working in OS 5.0 but not in OS
I have used Worklight 5.0.6.2 and 5.0.5 to develop app and in both the case the app is working only in OS 5.0
Using:
Worklight 5.0.5/5.0.6.2
BlackBerry SDK v2.3.1.5
"BlackBerry" platform in Ripple
The reason it works in the Ripple emulator is because all that emulator does is load the web resources of the application, which essentially is just like previewing the application using Worklight Console instead.
I am guessing that the following may help (it helped me get Ripple back into working condition):
Copy the BlackBerry SDK from Program files to C:\ (also remove any spaces in the folders path)
Make sure your Java is also in C:\
Navigate to the bin\ folder of the SDK in its new location
Open the file bbwp.properties file and edit the Java path to its new location in C:\
Check if Ripple now signs your application
In addition to the above, make sure that the "platform" you've chosen is "WebWorks 2.0.0". That's the correct platform when using BlackBerry 6/7.
In the Settings window in Ripple, you need to:
point to the new SDK location from above.
The path field needs to point to the native folder of your Worklight's BlackBerry environment.
And of course you need to specify output folder location, name, signing keys password, ...
Try to package and sign again using Ripple.
I do hope of course, that you've read the Getting Started training material about BlackBerry?
Setting up your BlackBerry 6 and 7 development environment
Previewing your application on BlackBerry 6 and 7
General information when developing for BlackBerry 6 and 7
I have developed BlackBerry Apps using Java SDK till BBOS 10 got released. But the recent BBOS 10 released doesn't provide Java SDK platform for developing the applications.
So is there any way that I can run my previously developed applications(using Java SDK 5.0,6.0,7.0,7.1) on the BBOS 10 simulator/device.
Is BlackBerry on the process of releasing the Java SDK in the near future.??
Thanks.
If you wrote WebWorks application then you could recompile it to BB 10. Otherwise there is no chance to run your app on the BB 10. Unfortunately!
I developed a Hello World application using Black Berry Eclipse plug-in. When I rant it on any BlackBerry simulator of which platform version is greater than or equal to 5.0 then the Hello World application is not found listed in the default application list. However, I can run the application from Options > Application : Search (Thridparty) and switch application. How can I make my application come to the default application list on any BlackBerry simulator with platform version is 5.0 or greater.
My Hello World application is built for the JRE BlackBerry JRE 5.0.0
Can any one help....
Thanks,
Benoy Bose
The application is located in the Downloads folder on the phone.
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