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Reputation: 371

Installing .jad file on blackberry got error 907 invalid/missing cod file

i build app for android and blackberry on build.phonegap.com and got.jad file for blackberry. it is working on blackberry emulator fine. i installed .cod files on emulator by selecting all .cod files and importing them.

while downloading that jad file and installing on blackberry i got an error: 907 invalid COD

then i downloaded .cod files from bild.phonegap site and try to install them but got error: cannot open the file and shows symbol of ? on .cod file.

now i have .jad files and .cod files, please tell me how to install this app on blackberry. thanks in advance.

My Emulator is not getting connected to internet how can i connect it to internet.??

Upvotes: 1

Views: 4213

Answers (4)

Shaikh Azhar Alam
Shaikh Azhar Alam

Reputation: 165

I have faced similar problem. blackberry limits the size of cod file to 64 or 65 kb . If your cod file size is more than that then it divides it into chunks of 64 kb each. The solution is to take the cod file extract it you will more than one cod file copy that all along with the jad file on ur phone it would work !

Upvotes: 2

Richard
Richard

Reputation: 8920

The JAD file is a metadata file that tells the device where to find the COD file. In the JAD there should be a line similar to:

RIM-COD-URL: MyApplication.cod

It is recommended that the URL be relative to the location of the JAD (as it is above). The system must be able to find and access the COD file(s) at the location specified.

Upvotes: 2

Luigi Saggese
Luigi Saggese

Reputation: 5379

Have you tried software BBSAK? http://bbsak.org/

There is the section 

Modify CODs -> install JAD

and find your app to install on BlackBerry.

Upvotes: 0

TimVK
TimVK

Reputation: 1146

I don't know the Blackberry system very well but don't you have a jar file also? This file should contain the program (if it works like it used to be with Midlets on mobile phones that support java).

Upvotes: -2

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