Install PlayBookNDK2.0onUbuntu11.10

Step 1: Prepare the environment: Install: Ubuntu11.10 install: If gcc is not installed, install g ++ with $ sudoapt-getinstallg ++ such as gcc and make in step 2, download PlayBookNDKforLinux step 3. installation is simple $. /installer-B...

Step 1: Prepare the environment:
Install: Ubuntu 11.10
Installation: If gcc is not installed, you can install g ++, including gcc and make.
$ Sudo apt-get install g ++

Step 2,
Download PlayBook NDK for Linux

Step 3,
Easy to install
$./Installer-bbndk-2.0.0-linux-7971-201202171813-201202181253.bin
Preparing to install...
Extracting the JRE from the installer archive...
Unpacking the JRE...
Extracting the installation resources from the installer archive...
Installing the installer for this system's environment...
Strings: '/lib/libc. so.6': No such file
This line of error message is not required. see NDK release notes

Launching installer...

Step 4,
Start NDK
Cd bbndk-2.0.0
./Bbndk. sh

Note:
If you use the link BlackBerry Native SDK for Tablet OS 2.0.0 application under the HOME directory to start NDK, an error is reported. The cause is unknown.

Step 5,
Apply for a PlayBook tablet sign key online. about an hour later, you will receive two emails containing the CSJ signature key.
Use the BlackBerry Code Signing Support site to get help installing your code signing keys or signing your applications: https://bdsc.webapps.blackberry.com/CodeSigningHelp/
Note that you are only able to register the attached CSJ file once.
Use the following procedure to back up and/or transfer your code signing keys to multiple PCs after you have installed the CSJ file.
Backup and Restore BlackBerry Code Signing Keys
Http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Testing-and-Deployment/Backup-and-Restore-BlackBerry-Code-Signing-Keys/ta-p/837925

Step 6,
Start the NDK development tool and use the wizard to import two CSJ
After the import is successful, back up the key Directory Backup and Restore BlackBerry Code Signing Keys

Step 7,
Download and install the PlayBook simulator (decompress a vmwarevm)
Start the PlayBook simulator and view its IP address (how to view the IP address of the PlayBook). by default, it is in the development mode and the password is playbook.

Alternatively, prepare a real PlayBook host, update to PlayBook OS 2.0 online through WiFi, view its IP address, set the development mode, and set the password.

Step 8,
Start the NDK development tool, and the Wizard generates an application
Build Project
Run Configuration



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