Adobe AIR Development

[sbs_j]

Hi,

I am following the instruction on this page: http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/23959/Configure_app_signing_from_cmd_line_1463...

configure application signing from the command line because I am using Flash Builder Burrito Preview version

I have done the previous 2 steps successfully. Just can't pass the third step - developer certificate for this error: The system cannot find the file specified.

This is the cmd command I entered:
blackberry-keytool -genkeypair -keystore <output_file.p12> -storepass myPass123 -dname "cn=<company_name>" -alias author, where cn value is the name I used in my blackberry-tablet.xml

Does anyone happen to know where I might be wrong for the developer certificate?

Thanks a lot!

SBS

[sbs_j]

Hi,

I am following the instruction on this page: http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/23959/Configure_app_signing_from_cmd_line_1463...

configure application signing from the command line because I am using Flash Builder Burrito Preview version

I have done the previous 2 steps successfully. Just can't pass the third step - developer certificate for this error: The system cannot find the file specified.

This is the cmd command I entered:
blackberry-keytool -genkeypair -keystore <output_file.p12> -storepass myPass123 -dname "cn=<company_name>" -alias author, where cn value is the name I used in my blackberry-tablet.xml

Does anyone happen to know where I might be wrong for the developer certificate?

Thanks a lot!

SBS

[Brandon_Appetizer]

I assume you didn't put the < > around the output file? Thought I'd better check.

I'll take a look at the syntax later when I get a chance, but I'm on my mobile waiting for coffee at the moment!

[sbs_j]

I finially got it. :-)

I removed the <> around the password and .p12 filename, and put my company name in side the <> for the "cn=<>" part, but leave the <>, and it worked.

Thanks a lot, Brandon!

[sbs_j]

I think I accidentally created a probelm for myself. :-( When I created the developer certificate, since I put <> around my company name, where in the registration, just company name without <>, so later on when I sign the .bar file, I got this error:

barsigner error: server error: code signing request failed because Package-Author in Manifest [my company name] does not match the common name in deverlop certificate [<my comany name].

Is it possible to recreat the developer certificate again to correct my mistake? Or any other solutions?

Thanks a ton!

[Brandon_Appetizer · Accepted solution]

Yes, I was about to follow up and say you should not be using < and > anywhere in your command.

In this case, you can simply repeat the step above to recreate the author certificate.

[sbs_j]

Thank you so much, Brandon! It worked out nicely. Appreciate your kind help so much! :-)