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Carl
Carl

Reputation: 209

running blackberry app on device 'attempts to access a secure api'

I'm new to Blackberry development and need some direction on distributing an app to a device. These are the steps I have taken and where I hit my problem:

Im suspecting i should have 'signed' against my app for RCR and RRT. What must i do to get this to say signed?

Thanks for any help in advance

Upvotes: 0

Views: 672

Answers (1)

Rince Thomas
Rince Thomas

Reputation: 4158

First install the three code signing keys on your eclipse. BlackBerry JDE Plug-in for Eclipse Users:

Save all 3 .csi files in the same directory (each one will be sent in a separate email message).
Start Eclipse.
Click on the BlackBerry menu and choose Install Signature Keys.
Select one of the 3 .csi files saved in step 1 and click Open.
Click "Yes" to create a new key pair file.
Type a password for your private key of at least 8 characters, and type it again to confirm. This is your private key password, which protects your private key. Please remember this password as you will be prompted for it each time signing is attempted or a signature key is installed.
Move your mouse to generate date for a new private key.
In the Registration PIN" field, type the PIN number that you supplied on the signature key order form.
In the Private Key password field, type the password created in step 6.
Click Register .
Click Exit .
Repeat this process for the other csi files.

Then right click your Project -> Blackberry -> Sign with Signature Tool , then it will prompt for password. After giving the password, it will sign all your necessary files. After Complete Sign it will show the location of your signed Cod file's location in the Console of eclipse.

Upvotes: 2

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