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thewillweeks
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Trouble packaging an app for Playbook

I'm having trouble packaging an app for a Playbook. Here's the error message I'm getting in Ripple:

ripple error

And here's what I get in the BlackBerry Graphical Aid:

graphical aid error

 

My AIR SDK is sitting here: C:\Users\Will\AdobeAIRSDK\AdobeAIRSDK

My  Tablet SDK is here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Research In Motion\BlackBerry WebWorks SDK for TabletOS 2.2.0.5

 

Any suggestions for what I can do? I'm really new to the BlackBerry developer world so I'm pretty much lost since it's not working. 

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rorybarnes
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Re: Trouble packaging an app for Playbook

I got a similar (might have been exactly the same) error last night when trying to package an app with a loadingImage but I had put the wrong file name for it (the one I typed didn't exist). Once I fixed the file name it packaged fine.

 

Not if that is your issue or not, but worth checking to make sure everything in your config.xml exists.

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Re: Trouble packaging an app for Playbook

This error message usually is the result of an environment issue. Ensure that your system meets the pre-requisties listsed below at:

https://bdsc.webapps.blackberry.com/html5/download/requirements/

 

As well, take note that the JDK installation must be v1.6 and 32-bit.

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thewillweeks
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Re: Trouble packaging an app for Playbook

I tried installing the 32 and 64 bit JDK's and then tried, no luck. Could it be the config.xml? 

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<widget xmlns="http://www.w3.org/ns/widgets"
xmlns:rim="http://www.blackberry.com/ns/widgets"
version="2.0.0.0">

<name> (w)eAsk</name>
<author href="http://www.example.com/" rim:copyright="Copyright 1998-2011 My Corp">My Corp</author>

<description>
(w)eAsk allows you to view a random question from a stranger and submit your own quesion for another stranger to think about.
</description>
<rim:smileysurprised:rientation mode="auto"/>
<rim:loadingScreen backgroundImage="Untitled.gif"
foregroundImage="Untitled.gif"
onLocalPageLoad="true">
<rim:transitionEffect type="zoomIn"/>
</rim:loadingScreen>

<rim:category name="games"/>

<rim:smileytongue:ermissions>
<rim:smileytongue:ermit>access_shared</rim:smileytongue:ermit>
<rim:smileytongue:ermit>read_geolocation</rim:smileytongue:ermit>
<rim:smileytongue:ermit>use_camera</rim:smileytongue:ermit>
</rim:smileytongue:ermissions>

<icon src="weask.png"/>

<content src="index.html"/>

<feature id="blackberry.ui.dialog"/>
<access uri="http://willweeks.pcriot.com" subdomains="true">
<feature id="blackberry.app.event"/>
<feature id="blackberry.invoke"/>
</access>

</widget>

 

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thewillweeks
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Re: Trouble packaging an app for Playbook

Any help? I'm tryign to get this done for the 13th. 

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rorybarnes
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Re: Trouble packaging an app for Playbook

For my suggestion I can't really help much beyond that, double check that each file you link to is spelled correctly with the proper location and capitalization. Also make sure all your tags are properly formatted.

 

To be 100% sure it isn't a naming issue strip everything out of the file except the few required fields and see if it will compile.

 

For the Java suggestion double check that it is v1.6 you have, you need to download the older verion as the current one is 1.7.

 

Sorry I can't be of much more help than that.

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Re: Trouble packaging an app for Playbook

You will need to double-check each value within the config.xml file and validate each resource entry.

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