907 Invalid COD: File not found
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davidwaf
Mar 12, 2012, 9:04:00 AM3/12/12
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Am running into a basic problem. Its a simple proof of concept app for
Blackberry Curve 9300. I generated the builds, but every time i try to
install on the phone i get 907 Invalid COD: File not found.
Regards,
dww
Blackberry Curve 9300. I generated the builds, but every time i try to
install on the phone i get 907 Invalid COD: File not found.
Regards,
dww
David Wafula
Mar 12, 2012, 9:06:53 AM3/12/12
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I realize i should posting this to Blackberry forums rather..
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Mar 12, 2012, 9:10:29 AM3/12/12
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Can you detail how you are installing it. I think I know what the problem is. Please give a step by step how you are installing the app
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David Wafula
Mar 12, 2012, 9:15:52 AM3/12/12
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This is what am doing:
1. Downloading the build results:
1. Downloading the build results:
result42.zip
result5.zip
MainClass5.jad
MainClass42.jad
to my laptop.
2. I unzip the archives (should i even be doing that ? ) into one
folder name myapp.
3. I connect the device via usb. Am running Ubuntu 11.10.
4. I then copy myapp folder to the phone.
5. I disconnect the phone and, in the phone, i navigate to the copied folder.
6. I run both .jad files, one at a time. It seems to start
installation process, then i hit that error, and everything aborts.
thanks
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David Wafula
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Mar 12, 2012, 9:18:41 AM3/12/12
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I guess as much. I'm on the road now will send you a list of what you should do in 30mins.
David Wafula
Mar 12, 2012, 9:29:04 AM3/12/12
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cool ...will appreciate
steve nganga
Mar 12, 2012, 9:29:44 AM3/12/12
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On the jad file check if the url to your code file is correct
David Wafula
Mar 12, 2012, 9:40:42 AM3/12/12
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On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 3:29 PM, steve nganga <ngost...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On the jad file check if the url to your code file is correct
>
> On the jad file check if the url to your code file is correct
>
I have this entry:
RIM-COD-URL: MainClass5.cod
and
RIM-COD-URL: MainClass42.cod
in the other jad.
Wierd thing is it runs just fine in the simulator.
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Akintayo Olusegun
Mar 12, 2012, 9:46:25 AM3/12/12
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Hi David,
This is what you should do
This is what you should do
- Download and unzip as you have done
- Open the un-zipped folder and look for a .cod file. Rename it to .zip
- unzip the zip file and copy the .jad file from the previous unzip operation into the new unzipped folder.
- Copy the new folder to your phone, it should contain the .jad and about 10 .cod files
- Run the jad file.
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Shai Almog
Mar 12, 2012, 9:45:01 AM3/12/12
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The best way is to install the Codename One LIVE! application and just click the install button within the application to install.
Alternatively you can try the OTA link in the site, use a URL shortner or email to the device in order to use this.
Placing the files on the device doesn't work for RIM.
You can use the ALX and the blackberry desktop application to install locally. Installing using a jad requires that you unzip the COD file (rename it to zip) and place the zip files in the same directory as the JAD. You then need to place the jad in a webserver and navigate to it (which is why we offer simple OTA install for you).
Alternatively you can try the OTA link in the site, use a URL shortner or email to the device in order to use this.
Placing the files on the device doesn't work for RIM.
You can use the ALX and the blackberry desktop application to install locally. Installing using a jad requires that you unzip the COD file (rename it to zip) and place the zip files in the same directory as the JAD. You then need to place the jad in a webserver and navigate to it (which is why we offer simple OTA install for you).
David Wafula
Mar 12, 2012, 10:04:39 AM3/12/12
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Thanks Akintayo, Shai.
Akintayo, your method works. Next am going redo the installation with
Shai's steps as well. In the end, i will be using OTA when the app is
ready for production.
Kind Regards,
david
Eric Coolman
Mar 12, 2012, 2:28:36 PM3/12/12
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I see you're running Ubuntu and USB... see my posting on this forum about using Codename One on Linux. You'll want to try out the 'barry' project, using it, to install my app to my old Blackberry 8832, I simply unzip the result42.zip file then run:
bjavaloader load Application42.cod
Everything else is done, a few seconds later you'll see the app on your blackberry application screen. No fuss.
bjavaloader load Application42.cod
Everything else is done, a few seconds later you'll see the app on your blackberry application screen. No fuss.
Yanike Mann
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Thank You!!!!
I got the application to install on BlackBerry 7.1.
I'm getting an issue now saying "Error starting TodoApp5: Module 'TodoApp5-1' attempts to access a secure API.
Can you help?
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