Web and WebWorks Development

[chibineku]

I just successfully registered my signing codes with my BlackBerry Widget Packager tool, packaged a widget with it, loaded it onto my device, and I still get the error message shown in the title.

I am only attempting to access the locate method, which is fairly standard in many apps.

Does anyone have any idea what's going wrong?

[tneil]

Which version of the BlackBerry OS do you have running on your device?

[chibineku]

I am running the latest version - I only updated about 10 days ago.  Well, I assume there hasn't been a new release since then.

[tneil]

By latest version, do you mean the latest version of 5.0?

The reason I ask is that there are updates provided for older operating systems from the carriers as well.  I just want to ensure you are running OS version 5.0 on your device.

[chibineku]

I am using v5.0.0.592 (Platform 5.2.0.58). 

[tneil · Accepted solution]

When running the widget packager and the Signature Tool appears, does it show that the application is successfully signed for all the keys?

[chibineku]

Edit:  A ha!  I just ran the signaturetool.jar and it opened up a console for me to add and sign .cod files - I'll test it, but I think this has cracked it!

Hi there,

No, it doesn't say anything about the keys, actually.  I notice that in my file structure, bbwp.exe is in a different folder from the signature tool.  There is a bbwp.jar file in the bin folder, with the signature tool.  Does this arrangement perhaps need to be changed? 

Thanks for staying with me on this

[GuntherHan]

Hi,

    I just met the same problem: attempts to access a secure API.

    I developed my widget in Visual Studio .NET 2008 with BlackBerry Plugin, and built the solution in Release Signed configuration. Per my understanding, the .cod was signed automatically while being built. so why did I still encounter this issue?

Device: BlackBerry Tour

Development Env.: Windows 7 Home Premium 32

Visual Studio.NET 2008

Thanks,

Gunther

[GuntherHan]

Hi,

    I just met the same problem: attempts to access a secure API.

    I developed my widget in Visual Studio .NET 2008 with BlackBerry Plugin, and built the solution in Release Signed configuration. Per my understanding, the .cod was signed automatically while being built. so why did I still encounter this issue?

Device: BlackBerry Tour

Development Env.: Windows 7 Home Premium 32

Visual Studio.NET 2008

Thanks,

Gunther

[tneil]

If you are running the RTM version of the Visual Studio plug-in and not the beta it should work fine on Win7.  Some issues we found in the Beta was around UAC protection of the directories where the BlackBerry Widget SDK are located.

Can you confirm your version of the Visual Studio Plugin?

Also, if you "Run As Administrator" for launching Visual Studio does it make a difference?