Java Development

[laliux]

The problem is only for the COD files in the App World.

The same COD files are distributed in my web site and I don't  have any report or any error about this problem. Just now, this is the option for my users when they install from App World and they don't can open my app.

By the way, in the App World doesn't exist JAD files, only COD. I can't check/change the size for this files :/

In my web site I have COD+JAD files.

Thanks

[MSohm]

Can you get a copy of the cod files from the affected users?  They can use javaloader (included with the BlackBerry JDE and BlackBerry Java SDK) to copy the cod files from their BlackBerry to their PC.  Once you have a copy of them, open the cod files up with the SignatureTool and see if it shows them as signed.

Have the users tried re-installing your application?  If so, do they still get the signing error?  Do all users install the same set of cod files or do you have different cods for different BlackBerry smartphone models/versions?

[ber4444]

I'm having the same problem on Bold 9700 with OS 5.0 -- it gives RRT error for an app that has been signed with keys that work just fine with 4.x 

Did you find a solution?

[laliux]

Hello @ber4444

No, unfortunately I didn't find the solution.

:/

[ber4444]

You know what I find strange is that I can run 4.x based apps (that use secure APIs) on 5.0 device, but as soon as I use e.g. browserfield2 (5.0 API) it doesn't run on the 5.0 device, even when signed with the same key.

[ber4444]

I managed to solve this problem with the help of knowledge base article DB-00717

Basically you need to create a small .csl file before signing, then you can install your .jad

[laliux]

hello @ber4444

The article mentioned applies only for the BlackBerry JDE. I'm using eclipse

Greetings.

[ber4444]

That doesn't matter, I'm also using Eclipse.

It's the signing tool that needs that little file.

Edit: it doesn't work again! I don't see the logic in [keep it courteous please and don't attempt to avoid the filter] blackberry

[dpolonsky]

Hi Guys

I am facing the same problem when running applciation developed under 4.6 JDE, trying to run it on 8900 4.6.1

ERROR: module attemps to access secure API, when running application on device, which is freshly signed.

I have seen this article and their resolution

Open the <your_project_name>.csl, file in a text editor and append the following line:

52525400=RIM Runtime API

Close the file. Opening the Signature Tool will show the RRT signature as Required and signing will now apply this signature to your application.

but that line was already in my csl file.

Can anyone help me ?

[gschwarz]

I have a similar problem.

When I compile in Eclipse, it says the module 'core'  is not found. So I compiled it with ant. The core.cod is included in the project, but I don't have a signature key for ant, so I need to sign with Eclipse.

Then I copy the project .cod file to overwrite the project .cod file in Eclipse and ask Eclipse to install the app in the device, it tries to sign the app and deploys.

I say it tries to sign because it shows some files as not signed.

If I close the sign tool, the applciation seems to apply fine. When I try to run the application, then it says "App tries to access a secure API".

Any ideas?