05-03-2011 11:41 PM - edited 05-04-2011 12:26 PM
I just received the denial for my app written using WebWorks/Eclipse for the playbook. Please see the text below.
Dear App World Vendor, We are sorry but your request for 'No Decompression Dive Planner' to be a product in the BlackBerry App World has been denied for the following reasons : Items that need attention: - Please upload a signed copy of your application, appears that it is not signed. - no icon after installing application, please make sure to specify an icon no larger than 86x86 in the blackberry-tablet.xml file. Signing information: http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/23959/Signing_your_application_1422721_11.jsp Commands RDK: blackberry-signer -verbose -cskpass -keystore -storepass RDK Author: blackberry-signer -keystore -storepass author You should also have the following files as a general rule as an end result when signing your application: - RDK.SF - RDK.EC - MANIFEST.MF - AURTHOR.SF - AUTHOR.EC These should all be contained within your .BAR file Regards; The BlackBerry App World™ Team
I am very confused because:
Lastly, I did submit this application prior to the free PlayBook deadline. Does this denial exclude me from gettting the playbook.
Please help.
EDIT: I re-posted this in the AppWorld forum thinking it may be more appropriate there. New Post
EDIT #2: This has been answered in this New Post.
05-04-2011 11:33 AM
i'm not at home, so i can't give you the code from my blackberry-tablet.xml file.
basically, if you have a .bar file you can use 7-zip to extract the .bar file and look at the contents. you should see a blackberry-tablet.xml file in the app (or air?) folder. pull that into your app main directory and adjust the icon as requested.
also, within the .bar file you'll have an app folder and another folder (META-something i think). in that second folder you'll either see 1 file (app not signed) or the list of files described (means your app is signed).
my letter stated that these changes would NOT make me ineligable to receive a tablet. not sure what that means in your case.
sorry i don't have more details here at work. i can post more later if you still need extra info.