Adobe AIR Development

[dmalik]

Yes unfortunetly right now you must update your SDK path in preferences of Flash Builder. (Added sample screenshot if anyone else stumbles on this thread)

The BlackBerry 10 SDK will be suppported on PlayBook AFTER PlayBook gets updated to BlackBerry 10. The PlayBook SDK will eventually go away and not be used.

I agree there is confusion right now having 2 SDKs to install and use but this is temporary. The challenge is that BlackBerry 10 and PlayBook are different operating systems, behave very differently, and have unique UI's.

In the short term I will bring this up with the documentation team to see if there is something we can do to help alleviate this confusion. 

[jtegen]

It is best to have one workspace for PlayBook apps and another workspace bor BB10 apps. Each workspace can reference a different BB SDK path.

[chayp]

Hi

I have download the latest tools etc.

  BlackBerryTabletSDK-Air-Installer-2.1.0-Win-201210011021

  BlackBerryPlayBookSimulator-Installer-2.1.0-1032-Win-201209272349.exe

Both are installed, but I'm unable to install an Air application.

Keep getting this error:-

result::failure 821 Application-Requires-System: unrecognized system name 'Black

Berry 10'

C:\dev\blackberry\TestApp>blackberry-airpackager -package stickman.bar -installA

pp -launchApp stickman-app.xml stickman.swf -device 192.168.232.128 -forceAirVer

sion 3.1

C:\Program Files (x86)\Research In Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.0.0\lib\adt.ja

r

Warning: Using default icon: C:\Program Files (x86)\Research In Motion\blackberr

y-tablet-sdk-3.0.0\samples\icons\blackberry-tablet-default-icon.png

Info: Package created: stickman.bar

Info: Sending request: Install

Info: Action: Install

Info: File size: 16581

Info: Installing ...

Info: Processing 16581 bytes

actual_dname::

actual_id::

actual_version::

result::failure 821 Application-Requires-System: unrecognized system name 'Black

Berry 10'

[dmalik]

It appears that you also have the BB10 3.0 Beta SDK installed as well and it is using that vs the PlayBook 2.1 SDK. I noticed this in this line in your log:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Research In Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.0.0\samples\icons\blackberry-tablet-default-icon.png

The default location for the 2.1 SDK is: C:\Program Files\Research In Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-2.1.0

Regards,

Dustin

[chayp]

Hi

The problem seems to be that the "blackberry-airpackager", for blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.0.0 is putting the

wrong Application-Requires-System, version into the bar MANIFEST.MF

Application-Name: stickman

Application-Id: testRel_test2f235b17

Application-Description: stickman

Application-Version: 1.0.0.1

Application-Version-Id: testMS4wLjAuMSAgICAgICAgICA

Application-Requires-System: BlackBerry 10/1.0.8.0

Application-Development-Mode: false

If I know the Application-Requires-System version for the Playbook I could must replace this value

with the correct one.

[chayp]

Hi

Yea I had set the path to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Research In Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.0.0\bin"

Change it to: C:\Program Files\Research In Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-2.1.0\bin, has fixed the problem.

Thanks

[dmalik]

The SDK's are specific to their OS. PlayBook OS and BlackBerry 10 are different OS's. If you are creating a PlayBook application you need to use the 2.1 SDK. 

In your command specify the exact bat your targeting:

"C:\Program Files\Research In Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-2.1.0\bin\blackberry-airpackager" -package etc.

EDIT: Noticed you beat me to it. Happy to hear you got it working.