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Ebscer
Posts: 733
Registered: ‎08-31-2009
My Carrier: Verizon

Re: Walled garden?

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blackberry-deploy works free of any debug tokens, and you could presumably create an installer so that users would not need the SDK, or to use the command line. However it would still require that the PlayBook be password protected, and in developer mode, which is a bit much to ask for your standard user. (Although I could maybe see this working in a corporate enviroment).


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jtegen
Posts: 6,156
Registered: ‎10-27-2010
My Carrier: AT&T

Re: Walled garden?

You will need to check if you can re-ditribute the RIM tools for this purpose vs. having them obtain the SDK and approve the license agreement as part of the standard SDK installer.
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jocala
Posts: 51
Registered: ‎03-17-2011
My Carrier: Sprint

Re: Walled garden?

>>Has anyone tried posting a signed .bar to a website and clicking it via the PB browser?

 

The browser downloads the .bar file. Clicking on the file in Downloads just reports no valid file association.

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