Posts Tagged ‘Eclipse’

BB Ant Tools and Code Signing

I’ve followed the directions on "How to – Protect persistent objects from access by unauthorized applications" in rims knowledge base and it all works when I build my .cod with Eclipse and the Blackberry developer tools for eclipse.
I’m not allowed to post links to the doc :-(

In my code I have the following as documented at the url above

Code:

int moduleHandle = ApplicationDescriptor.currentApplicationDescriptor().getModuleHandle();
CodeSigningKey codeSigningKey = CodeSigningKey.get( moduleHandle, "MDW" );


When i run my eclipse builds i get a valid codeSigningKey but when i run the bb ant builds the codeSigningKey is NULL.

Has anyone ran into this problem ?
As far as i can tell eclipse and RAPC are doing some magic when they see the .key file in my src directory.

thanks for any help

Blackberry plugin full install does not have plugin

I downloaded the Blackberry_JDE_PluginFull_1.1.2.201004161203-16.exe. It downloaded fine and installed fine. However when I started Eclipse, the Blackberry plugin was missing. I have found no way to get it working. I do see the packages in the directories but can’t get them loaded. Any ideas????

BlackBerry Project Properties Missing

Hi people, i have some problem when i’m trying do some settings on my project. I’ve been following certain tutorial online and i’m stuck when i’m suppose to configure something on my Blackberry Project Properties.
This Blackberry Project Properties is not found anywhere in my eclipse.
Can someone please help me?

BlackBerry Project Properties Missing

Hi people, i have some problem when i’m trying do some settings on my project. I’ve been following certain tutorial online and i’m stuck when i’m suppose to configure something on my Blackberry Project Properties.
This Blackberry Project Properties is not found anywhere in my eclipse.
Can someone please help me?

BlackBerry Web Plug-Ins For Eclipse and Visual Studio Now Available

BlackBerry Web Plugin version 2.0 Beta 1

BlackBerry Web Plugin version 2.0 Beta 1 has been released for both Eclipse and Microsoft Visual Studio.

The BIG news for this release is the new support for building BlackBerry® Widget projects.  These tools will allow you to create BlackBerry Widgets in a much more automated manner compared to calling the BlackBerry Widget SDK via the command line. We have also added a getting started page that will appear when you start using the tooling that will connect you with the right online resources, forums and content to speed your widget development.

To make a long story short BlackBerry development should become much easier as the new Web Plugins make easier to create, debug and package up browser-based content and BlackBerry Widgets for the BlackBerry smartphone.

Download BlackBerry Web Plug-Ins For Eclipse and Visual Studio

[Via BlackBerry Developers Blog]

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