Error importing File in Blackberry Desktop Software - blackberry

I have developed an application for Blackberry and am trying to import the cod file into my device using BlackBerry Desktop Manager. I try to import the .COD file. The application was installed earlier on this BlackBerry. When I try to use the Import option I get the error message saying -
"There was an error importing files. No additional applications can
be found. Your file might contain applications that already exist in
the application list, are not compatible for your device, or have
errors."

I changed the Version filed in BlackBerry_App_Descriptor.xml and then signed the deploy-able. Don't get the message any more.

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When I run the sample demos that provided by BBM SDK v1.1 for BlackBerry Java and as well as in BBM SDK v1.2 for BlackBerry Java, I am not able to run the file. For this I preverify the net_rim_bb_qm_platform.jar file of both versions I get the following Error in command prompt:
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Actually I don't need to do preverify the jar file. I verified because I got the following problem when sighIn the application:
You don't need to verify the BBM jars, just your own application. It doesn't look like you are passing in your own application to the preverify command.
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alishaik786
i had this question when i try to build BBM public demo,and finally find out the reason.
Don't need check net_rim_bb_qm_platform.jar in the Order and Export tab,and also don't need to preverify this jar . The jar is include By BBM(version 6.0 above),your app just need add this jar when compile.
Download a BBM v6.1 enabled simulator,link as http://us.blackberry.com/developers/blackberrymessenger/ . Use these simulator to run this demo.

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Any help in this regard will be greatly appreciated.
Kindly help,Its urgent..
Thanx in advance."
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