adk : Exporting a Blackberry app for OTA (Over-The-Air) install

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September 1, 2010

Exporting a Blackberry app for OTA (Over-The-Air) install

Build you project
Sign the .cod file(s).
Copy the .jad, .jar and .cod files to your web server
(this is crucial) The .cod file generated by Eclipse is really an archive of .cod files. The .jad file instructs the device to look for the individual .cod files, which are still inside the original, single, .cod file and therefore cannot be found. You must rename the .cod file to .zip and extract all .cod files to the same directory as the .jad file.
Point the device to the .jad file and follow the instructions.

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