I have key files from Blackberry site.
I have imported it using blackberry eclipse plug-in.
I have signed all files.
Now i want to add files to my website so that anyone can download application and use in their mobile device.
I want to know which file i have to upload to my website.
Please reply.
Thanks in advance
The eclipse plugin automatically generates the deliverables folders, which includes the .cod files and .alx files, you can deploy applications using various ways.
Some of the ways using which you can deploy your application to end users is by:
1. uploading your application in the blackberry world
2. Using .cod file of your application but it needs the blackberry jde
3. Using the .alx file and browsing it using the blackberry desktop software
4. The deliverables folder also contain .jad files too, by using this file, we can also deploy applications, but for that you need to follow certain steps
4.1 Copy the .jad and .cod files into one separate folder(Just to make sure you dont miss any files)
4.2 Rename the .cod file as .zip file Eg : abc.cod should be renamed as abc.zip
4.3 Once the .zip is done, we need to extract the files and then copy the extracted files and .jad into another folder(Just to be safe)
4.4 Now, upload this folder into the website and you hit the link from the blackberry browser and make sure there are no MIME types specified such as .doc, .docx, .xls etc in the servelet and if it is already mentioned then for .jad file mention it as "text/vnd.sun.j2me.app-descriptor"
4.5 You should actually hit the .jad file in the browser
Anyone doubts please let me know.
Thank you,
Dheeraj Jami
You have to generate an .alx file using your eclipse plugin. It will show .cod files that are used in your app. Upload those .cod file into your website.
Again there are other ways to install app in BB device. It depends on the way you use.
Thanks.
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I'm having some difficulty figuring out how to deploy xml grammar files with my UWP application. What I've done is (in Visual Studio) create a new folder in the project's "Assets" folder called "VoiceCommands". To this new folder I intend to add multiple ".grxml" files to be loaded by the UWP application at runtime for speech recognition. What I don't understand is how to tell Visual Studio to bundle up these files with the application so that they are deployed and accessible by the application at runtime, and where will they be stored? Thank you in advance.
What I don't understand is how to tell Visual Studio to bundle up these files with the application so that they are deployed and accessible by the application at runtime, and where will they be stored?
Please check the Speech recognition and synthesis sample and open the project in visual studio. See the SRGS folder, all the grammar files are in it. You just need to set the 'Build Action = Content' for each files. These file will be included in your package folder.
I'm having trouble getting the downloadable data files to work in Install4j. Here's what I'm doing. I expected to see the "phony_license_web.txt" in the AppData\Programs\myprogram folder.
Create a file "phony_license_web.txt" in Define Distribution Tree. It is added to the Default file set > Installation directory.
Go to Media > Windows > Data files
Specify a download URL "http://localhost/testsite". There is a file at http://localhost/testsite/phony_license_web.txt.
Check "Save downloaded files on Install files.
Build the project
Test the installer
I tried a Download Installation Components action but removed it since the documentation said Install Files would do this automatically.
Thanks,
Carl
Updated Test Case
Create a data file "license_web.txt" under an IIS folder with directory browsing turned on. Going to http://localhost/components displays the file item. Clicking on the link brings up the text file.
In the Installation Components, add an Installation Component "Data Files". Set the downloadable option. There are no files checked for this component.
In Media > Windows > Wizard, select Data files and check the downloadable radio button. Enter http://localhost/components.
Test the installer
Verify that the data file license_web.txt does not appear anywhere in the installation directory (subfolder of AppData\Programs)
Downloadable data files works with installation components, not with single files. You have to create an installation component on the
Files->Installation Components
step and mark it as downloadable. Then the compiler will create data files that you have to host on your web server under the specified URL.
I'm creating a app for nokia using Netbeans v7. I cannot figure out how to add files to the project, such as graphic images. Also I do not see a res folder like eclipse has.
I'm assuming there must be a way to do this
-Ted
Create res folder in the project folder and put the files in that folder, It's action will be same as eclipse.
When I use Eclipse Remote System Explorer or Aptana plugin to upload files, the files are placed in a sub-directory of my intended upload folder. The sub-directory is named according to my project name. How do I upload to the folder I intend to upload to without the files going into a sub-directory? Thanks for your wisdom!
I could not speak of RSE, but in Aptana Studio everything depends on how did you setup a connection between FTP and local project. Basically, if your ftp://xyz/myproject is connected to myproject in workspace, all files will go where intended to without sub-folders.
See http://wiki.appcelerator.org/display/tis/FTP%2C+SFTP%2C+and+FTPS+Deployment for more information.
Regards,
Max
I'm trying to install Enclojure. I've downloaded the latest zip file from GitHub (http://github.com/EricThorsen/enclojure/downloads), but when I unzip it, I get a folder ending in .nbm, not a file. The install directions say to point NetBeans to a .nbm file, not a folder, and NetBeans won't let me select the folder, either. The folder contains files and folders appropriate to a Java plugin, but I think it needs to be compressed into a single file, like a CAB in Windows. I tried downloading another NBM file from the NetBeans plugin repository, and it downloaded as one file, but for some reason it's not working with Enclojure. I don't know whether it matters, but I'm using Mac OS X Leopard.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Daniel
I successfully installed Enclojure on Mac OS X 10.5.8 + NetBeans 6.8 like this:
sudo port install wget
wget http://cloud.github.com/downloads/EricThorsen/enclojure/enclojure-plugin-2010-jan.nbm
launch NetBeans, click "Install Plugins", select "Downloaded" tab, "Add Plugins..." button and find your downloaded enclojure-plugin-2010-jan.nbm file
Don't download any of the files provided in .zip format. Download the latest release's .nbm file (enclojure-plugin-2010-jan.nbm currently) by clicking on its name in the table with a couple .nbm entries and a couple of .zips (which you should be able just to ignore). Then follow the rest of the instructions from here.
As a side note, .nbm files are themselves just .zip archives renamed .nbm to mark them for their purpose... Perhaps if you zipped up the contents of your .nbm folder and renamed the archive to whatever.nbm, you'd have a working Enclojure (though I haven't checked). But anyway, don't do it, just grab the .nbm file straight from the source.