Web and WebWorks Development

[mannymisc]

Sure that this is a pretty basic question - How can I sign the cod files generated in the OTAInstall folder. 

My scenario - Moved over to webworks 2.2 that does not support the eclipse plugin. So had to generate the cod files using command line. All that works. Except when I run the signature tool and select all the cod files in OTAInstall it says - "No signatures required".When I deploy it to the device it barfs with a attempt to access secure API error. This is incredibly frustrating since we moved to 2.2 to avoid some memory leak issues in 2.1 and so had to give up using eclipse...

I can sign the cod file in StandardInstall just fine. 

[tneil]

When you run the bbwp.exe it will sign your application (both standard install and OTA) for you by providing the signing password on the command line.

It will also do this in Ripple when you configure it to work with the SDK.

https://bdsc.webapps.blackberry.com/html5/documentation/ww_publishing/signing_your_ww_smartphone_app...

[mannymisc]

Tim,

Thanks. Another issue I encountered was that the signature tool kept freezing. Uninstalled jdk 1.7 and installed a 1.6 version and it worked. Using windows 64 bit. Hope this helps. 

The low memory error still persists but thats another issue..

[tneil]

Yes, our smartphone compilers require JDK 1.6 32-bit.

[vnurin]

I have an error message "IOException when saving new pair to file" and no idea why.  I'm doing everything according RIM instructions...

[ishaniiitm]

Dear Tim,
Hi, I am new to Blackberry Development. But my cod file requires signing from all three keys. While only one key is accepted in the signature tool. I sign my standardinstall cod files by replacing the file present in signature tool directory. But when I try for OTA install it shows no signing required.I may be making a naive mistake, but I would be highly obliged for a solution.