Web and WebWorks Development

[JRab]

Hey pkeleiner,

a few things -- what SDK version are you using and what version of RIpple are you currently running?

[pkellner]

SDK: /Developer/SDKs/Research In Motion/BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK 1.0.4.5

and it just says "ripple emulator beta" Ripple Emulator (Beta) 0.9.12 

[pkellner]

On a Mac where I installed my keys (I thought successfully)

[JRab · Accepted solution]

That's the strangest thing -- i have the same build of Ripple but my settings window looks a lot different than yours (I am also running on a mac):

Don't know if it would make a difference though.

[pkellner]

Problem solved!

[peardox · Accepted solution]

I find Ripple rather dodgy - it don't have the browser you have in the device and the API support is missing many bits owing to the Chrome browser's no local standard stuff (yes - we can get around it)

As Peter has issues signing and delivering to AppWorld I will stay convinced that Ripple is a bad substitute for a signed BAR to device with WebInspector to help you out

[pkellner]

dodgy indeed.  For Mac Users, signing was a little tricky because of the space in the directory.  I'm not much of a unix guy these days but I did put this tiny little script together that I could run that helped solve that problem.

echo $PATH

PATH=${PATH}:"/Developer/SDKs/Research In Motion/BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK 1.0.4.7"

echo $PATH

bbwp StarSaverApp.zip -v -g mypassword -buildId 9

[peardox]

Ahh, Peter

Now I get it from your point of view

In Unix take any space in a path and shove a \ in front of it

e.g...

.

/'Hello Peter'

becomes ....

/Hello\ Peter

In Linux this is called escaping

You have to so something similar in Windoze - in this case placing quotes around the path to command

It's a bit dumb of BB to not call the install path ResearchInMotion/SDK<version - no spaces>

This prob explains why you couldn't sign last night