I am using J2ME polish to build a project for blackberry packaging the project, I try to run it on a blackberry simulator, but the following error message appears:
Error starting myapp: module myapp-10 not found
how can i solve this ?
Thanks.
I found the answer, clearly you should use JDE corresponding to your OS version, so in order to build your app for all OS versions, you must download all the JDE's
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Good day.
I'm trying to use Qt to develop an application for iOS.
I using macOS Mojave 10.14.5 and xCode 10.2.1 (installing from the AppStore).
Qt Creator - version 4.7.2 & qt - version 5.11.2 (also i tryed use Qt Creator - version 4.9.1 & qt - version 5.12.3). I create simple application "Qt Widget", and trying build his. I get the only error:
error: [xcodebuild-debug-simulator] Error 64
I inspect my kits and virtual devices, but they configured correctly:
Also, I can start any virtual device and it loading successful:
Why appears this error? Thank.
P.S. sorry, possibly my English language not quite correctly.
P. S. S. :I install macOS on VMware Workstation 15.
UPD1:
I created simple app from Xcode, and app is running successful.
I compile app in Qt Creator, but I run app from xcode, and app started successful. There were complaints about Bundle version
and Bundle version string short, I corrected them in the file Info.plist.
I'm developing a Phonegap/Cordova app for Android and iOS. For Android I use Eclipse on Windows. On Mac OS X you seem to be forced to use XCode, but since there's Eclipse on OS X too, I would like to use only that.
I found out that this was not possible in the past, but maybe it is these days.
Eclipse is a better editor than XCode in my opinion.
So my question is, is it even possible to develop, build and run for iOS in Eclipse ? Or does everybody use XCode ?
You can't code, build and compile iOS app using eclipse. You need to use terminal/CMD to build your cordova project and XCode to compile and run into your simulator or actual device.
Since cordova 3 was launched, you can use any editor you want, sublime, brackets, eclipse or any other.
You create the project with the cordova CLI and you work with the files on the root www folder.
You can use the CLI to run the app and generate the .ipa and .apk files, so you don't need xcode at all.
So answering your question, yes, you can use eclipse to create the app, but you have to use the CLI to run and install the app, eclipse doesn't have cordova CLI integration
Other IDEs like netbeans have eclipse integration, and editors like brackets have a cordova plugin to run the CLI from there
I have an android application and want to port it to BB 10 device. I have converted it to bar file with command line tools and configured my computer for signing application. But when i am trying to sign application it gives error.
Command Line :
batchbar-signer MyFile.bar author.p12 password
It gives error
blackberry.tools.SDK\lib/KeyTool.jar
Error: null
Also tried online tools to sign my application but online tools gives error,too
Installed blackberry plug-in for Eclipse as an alternative , also it doesnt work.
My ADT Version : 21.0.1
JRE Versiyon : 7u21
Blackberry SDK : 1.5.2
Waiting for your help
THANKS.
Believe the reason currently for the error with signing the application is that you are using Java 7 version while BlackBerry current Java support is Java 6 - spec docs
Does it continue giving you an error if you change to an earlier Java versions?
I have just downloaded the latest Mono for Android (v4.0) and am trying to load a test app into a level 14 API emulator. In both Visual Studio 10 and Monodevelop, I am getting the same problem when packaging the app. Here's what I get in VS.
monodroid : error 1: System.InvalidOperationException: Unsupported configuration: Could not load resource 'libmono-android.shared.armeabi-v7a-emu.so'
I have installed the "ARM EABI v7a System Image" using the Android SDK manager. I can see the system.img file in C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Xamarin\MonoForAndroid\AndroidSDK\android-sdk-windows\system-images\android-14\armeabi-v7a.
I created an emulator using level 14 API, and this starts up and runs without problem. I modified the project properties to target Android 4.0 and the armeabi-v7a architecture. The app is simply the unmodified test app created automatically when you select the android application template. I am running Vista.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
Thanks, Stuart F.
The evaluation version does not allow you to build the armeabi-v7a version, because there was never a armeabi-v7a emulator until now, and the evaluation version only allows you to deploy to emulators.
Use the armeabi version, which should work fine on the armeabi-v7a emulator.
I use BlackBerry Eclipse plugin for my development. From today it shows some problems. The problems are listed below.
First I try to run my project it dont response for some time and shows the message
Refreshing connection on send 1 Cancelling refresh - pending
then i run the clean.bat file for clearing simulator. After that showing the error
Device is not found in the BlackBerry SDK BlackBerry JRE 5.0.0
Now the simulators not found.
Any one faced similer situations? Now what i can do ? can i install required simulators only? Or i install Blackberry JRE 5.0.0 Agin?
please help me.
Thank you
You should install simulators only because sometimes when we run clean.bat file then we get this type of problem. Install the simulator and run the application. Enough.