Android™ Runtime Development

[sblantipodi]

Hi,

I added the blackberry nature to my android project after installing the blackberry plugin.

If I click on "Verify APK" nothing happen. it load something that it finishes without any message.

Why?

I'm sure that my software isn't fully compatible with the RIM environment since I use the market apis.

[towps]

I'm seeing the same thing. I know that my android app isn't yet compatible but I want the verify to tell me, just to see that things are working.

[mwhiteman]

Hello,

When you run Verify APK, a warning file (wrn) will be created in the 'dist' folder of your project. You should also see any warnings or errors generated in the Problems view within Eclipse. If your applicaiton is fully supported you won't see any items in the Problems view, but a warning file with zero warnings will still be generated.

Cheers,

[Ted_Hopp]

I just ran Verify APK for a project that has no problems. It did not create a 'dist' folder and no .wrn file was created anywhere in the project folder hierarchy. I then created a 'dist' folder and verified again; still no .wrn file.

[towps]

thanks for the reply,

i'm not sure i'm seeing any warning in the problems window but I do see the WRN file in my BIN which is accurately informing me that mapView is not compatible. Cool. Thanks!

[towps]

try checking your project BIN, or do a search in your project directy for WRN files.

[towps]

hey so how do i delete an irrelevant post?

[mwhiteman]

Sorry, about that. You'll see a warning file in the dist folder when you package an APK to a bar file. You should see a warning file in the bin folder of your project. You may have to refresh after you run Verify APK.

Cheers,

[Ted_Hopp]

There's definitely no .wrn file generated when I run Verify APK on a project that should generate no warnings. I searched the project hierarchy for a .wrn file with Windows Explorer to be sure.

I haven't explicitly packaged the project into a .bar file; I had previously installed the project on a PlayBook in development mode, so a .bar file had been generated in bin/classes. But again, no .wrn file anywhere.

[mwhiteman]

Thanks for the feedback. Yes it looks like if your project has no errors or warning, a wrn file is not generated.

Would some sort of dialog or prompt letting you know no errors/warnings were found be a good addition for a future release?