Adobe AIR Development

[lrrm]

Hi,

I'm developing an app for the devAlpha / BB10. Now I want to test it but I'm stuck in this complex code signing process (as always).

I've downloaded the Graphical Aid and registered my code signing keys. This went fine according to the feedback the graphical aid gave me. The barsigner.csk was created, I found it somewhere on C:

When I try to create a debug token the progress bar pops up and that's when the app stucks. When I try to build a signed bar file the graphical aid gives me a message 'Developer Certificate not configured. Please run configuration wizard.' I've already done this to register the keys.

I'm using FlashDevelop with Windows8.

What do I have to do to get my app up and running. I've already read the docs but I'm as clever as before.

Thanks

lrrm

[MSohm]

Do you have your author.p12 file located in the %HOMEPATH%\AppData\Local\Research In Motion directory?

You can do all of this directly within FlashDevelop now too...

[lrrm]

thanks for your reply.

nope... the graphical aid fails creating an author.p12 ... when I'm running the configuration wizard and click "create certifficate" and enter my data and then click "generate certificate" the button reacts but nothing happens.

do you know a tutorial for FlashDevelop?

edit: maybe it's the same issue with windows 8 like here: http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Testing-and-Deployment/Windows-8-Code-Signing/m-p/2075287#M53...

[MSohm]

Could be the same issue.  Can you try from a command line?

[lrrm]

if I enter blackberry-debugtokenrequest in the cmd I get the following error:

"'the command java is either written wrong or could not be found."

Java 1.6 is installed two days ago when I set up my machine with windows 8.

[jtegen · Accepted solution]

Check that the paths are set properly and pointing to the correct JAVA_HOME and BB command directory.

[lrrm]

in my environment variables is set following:

PATH = D:\RIM\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.0.0\bin

this should be ok as cmd doesn't throw an error about unknown commond or similiar but about java.

my java is installed in D:\java 1.6\bin

an extension of the path variable to

PATH = D:\RIM\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.0.0\bin;D:\java 1.6\bin

doesn't work.

EDIT:

managed that myself, testing now.

[jtegen · Accepted solution]

Some people that have other versions of the BB SDK might have that earlier in the path search, so they are invoking the wrong SDK binary.

[lrrm]

ok, I've got it. the path to the jdk was wrong. after that the graphical aid was still reluctant to build an author.p12 file. I did this via command line. creating and installing a debug token worked also only with the command line. installing an app worked with the graphical aid.

thanks a lot!