Basically I use eclipse and I installed the plugin for blackberry, however even know if I go to about and it is listed as installed, I cannot create a new project, or open the perspective either. It's nowhere to be found in the new project menu. I just followed what was on here:
http://us.blackberry.com/developers/javaappdev/javaplugin.jsp
Is there something else I need to do?
I have the very same problem.
I download blackberry jde 7.1 for eclipse.
Try to add new blackberry project, but there are no Blackberry project option.
Check my JDK version, turns out I installed jdk 5
Remove the jdk 5, and install jdk 6 32 bit, update 31.
Reinstall the blackbery jde 7.1.
Now I have Blackberry option when i try to add new blackbery project.
Use file -> create new project and inside choose Blackberry Project. Note that you should use the BlackBerry plugin for eclipse to do that
Download the Eclipse and Blackberry installation bundle and you're good to go. It combines the two and avoids having to install new software.
i had this issue and the steps on blackberrys site helped me to resolve it:
from: BlackBerry Developer Site
In your existing Eclipse environment, follow the steps below:
From the Help menu, select Install New Software to open the Install window.
Click Add:
In the Add Site dialog, type the URL http://www.blackberry.com/developers/jar/win/java into the location text box and specify BlackBerry Java Plug-in Update Site in the name text box.
Click OK, BlackBerry Update Site appears in the Available Software list.
Select the BlackBerry Java Plug-in item and at least one BlackBerry SDK you want to work with. Choose the version of the BlackBerry SDK which ensures that your application is compatible with your intended target market. Read more about SDK versions.
Click Next.
Click Next after reviewing the items to be installed.
Check I accept the terms of the license agreement after reviewing the licenses.
Click Finish to begin installation.
After successfully downloading the files, you'll be prompted to restart Eclipse.
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I'm attempting to create a new Swift package for the first time.
According to this Apple documentation, to create a package with bundled resources I need to be using swift-tools-version:5.3 however my system defaults to swift-tools-version:5.2.
I've checked the Apple Developer downloads portal for related files as well as Apple's SPM repo on GitHub but don't see any direction or guidance on this subject.
I'm running Xcode 11.6 (11E708) on Catalina 10.15.5 (19F101)
It comes alongside with Xcode. If you need swift-tools-version:5.3 you may need to use Xcode 12.
What works for me is:
open the last version of Xcode, or download the newest.
This will download the latest released Swift version.
Apparently there isn't a way to download the keychain separately or I did not find it.
then in the settings in Xcode you select the new keychain under command line tools.
Back to terminal you can use Swift 5.5 or the newest one!
Another possibility
Go to Download Swift
There you can see the releases and the snapshots with the latest Swift toolchains.
Download the one for macOS.
Once downloaded (around 800MB), double-click to launch the installer, then follow the on-screen instructions. Expect a full install to take up about 3.5GB.
go to the Xcode menu in the top-left corner, and choose Toolchains
You'll need to restart Xcode and then it will show that you have the latest one in the about Xcode menu.
I create some business application on Appcelerator Studio(sdk version:6.1.0.v20161230103702).
It run iOS simulator(iPhone 7(OS 10.2)),
so sometimes popup "App May Slow Down Your iPhone.." alert.
I wanna prevent this alert.
would appreciate any comments or suggestions.
You might want to take a look at this SO Q&A, this other Q&A, and this third one. There could be something there that you could adapt to Appcelerator Studio.
This alert is supposedly shown for apps developed for the 32 bit architecture.
read here
I wonder though how the ti sdk 6.1.0 would get you this issue.
what Xcode are using ?
Update :
Where did you get that sdk version ?
For production, use one of the GA titanium sdk versions, the latest one (as of the moment of writing this) is at 6.0.2.GA
To install Ti SDKs use this command
appc ti install sdk 6.0.2.GA
If you don't have an appcelerator indie account, you can use this node package tisdk to install new titanium sdk GA releases.
You might be using the latest SDK with the compatible XCode, but are you using any external modules which may not be 64-bit comptible. Can you remove any additional modules, and see if you are getting the error or not. If not, then you need to recompile the modules with the latest SDK or atleast a minimum of 3.5.0.GA from which the 64-bit support was provided.
I have just downloaded and installed Android studio 0.4.2 and loaded an android project. This project gives me this error:
Cause: failed to find target android-17
Please install the missing platform from the Android SDK Manager.
so great, I will now go into the SDK manager, and get the missing platform. The only problem is, I cannot access the SDK Manager. The SDK manager button is grayed out and when I go to tools, there is no option for android, so I can't go to toold
Any ideas on how I can fix this problem? I have used Eclipse with ADT before and never had this issue...
Close the project from
File > Close project
doing this will take ou to the Android Studio welcome screen. From there navigate to this path
Configure > Project Defaults > Project Structure > Android SDK
Set you Android SDK location here, you can check all API's level from he same screen inside SDKs tab.
Now import your project again. You can set project specific SDK after opening the project from
File > Project Structure
This is an old one, but since I fixed that, I'm just sharing.
I sorted it downloading the stand-alone SDK and pointing the SDK Location to the folder.
Download the SDK from the "Get the SDK for an existing IDE" https://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
As #pyus13 said, from the Project structure, select the downloaded folder
Configure > Project Defaults > Project Structure > Android SDK
Now your SDK Manager tab in no longer grayed out and you can access it
Hope this help.
I found the bulls eye solution.
Download SDK zip file from developer.android.com
Extract the zip file.
Copy and paste that extracted folder into Applications/Android Studio/
Open Android Studio. Go to: (Quick Start) / Configure / Project Defaults / Project Structure / (Android SDK Location) and browse SDK folder.
Apply and save.
You and me finally solved this problem. :D
I'm trying to build my wp7 project under vs2012 express for wp. It uses the ad sdk, but I am getting the following errors:
Error 7 The name "AdControl" does not exist in the namespace
"clr-namespace:Microsoft.Advertising.Mobile.UI;assembly=
Microsoft.Advertising.Mobile.UI".
Does anyone know why?
CLARIFICATION - i'm not trying to upgrade my project to wp8 at this time --- just trying to build for 7.1 like before using the new sdk.
Should I be also installing the old 7.1 phone sdk?
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=27570
Thanks
I ran into this problem - deleting the Microsoft.Advertising.Mobile.UI reference from the project and readding it and a reference to Microsoft.Advertising.Mobile fixed it for me.
you can check on the following things:
Check whether you updated the target phone framework to "Windows Phone 8.0 OS"
check if you can see yellow exclamation icon in Advertising SDK dll in references folder in Solution Explorer. if yes, then delete that reference and add the reference again to advertising sdk dll from "Add Reference" dialog box.
I'm new in BB app developement
I have downloaded and installed blackberry plugin for eclipse "BlackBerry_JDE_PluginFull_1.3.0.201102031007-19".
But when I open it and am going to create new project. I do not find any option for "Blackberry webworkds project"
Can anyone suggest why this may be or how to troubleshoot this?
BlackBerry plugin for eclipse is no more available through the eclipse Update Site. You can download the complete package/bundle that has the Eclipse and the BlackBerry JDE from their website as you did. The option of "Create a new BlackBerry WebWorks project " has also been removed.
Unfortunately you now need to manually setup your project and put together the config files, javascript files and then test it using Ripple emulator. Available here