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Hi,
I am working on vzw location api. we have an application already on blackberry.
my requirement is that, I have to add the nbi.jar to my build which is giving errors.
Error message: " This application requires the following module, which is not installed:nbi "
I have preverified the nbi.jar before running the rapc from JDE bin directory
preverify.exe -classpath "C:\Program Files\Research In Motion\BlackBerry JDE 5.0.0\lib\net_rim_api.jar" "nbi.jar"
My ant script:
<var name="device.property.build.boothclasspath" value="${build-single.basedir}/lib/nbi.jar;${jde.home}/lib/net_rim_api.jar" />
<wtkpackage profile="MIDP-2.0" config="CLDC-1.1"
jarfile="${target.device.dist.dir}/${app.dist.name}.jar" jadfile="${target.device.dist.dir}/tmp/${app.dist.name}.jad"
bootclasspath="${device.property.build.boothclasspath}" obfuscate="${device.dist.obfuscate}"
preverify="true" cldc="true" libclasspath="${target.device.res.dir}" verbose="true">
<fileset dir="${target.device.classes.dir}"/>
</wtkpackage>
<var name="vzw.nbi.jar" value="${build-single.basedir}/lib/nbi.jar" />
<exec executable="${jde.tools.home}/rapc.exe" dir="${target.device.dist.dir}">
<arg value="import=${bb.api.jar};${vzw.nbi.jar}" />
<arg value="-quiet" />
<arg value="codename=${target.device.dist.dir}/tmp/${app.dist.name}" />
<arg value="-midlet" />
<arg value="jad=${target.device.dist.dir}/tmp/${app.dist.name}.jad" />
<arg value="@source.files" />
</exec>
My jad entries also shows the nbi module but could not load, it says " nbi " module not found.
RIM-COD-Module-Dependencies: net_rim_cldc,nbi,net_rim_os,net_rim_bbapi_invoke,net_rim_locationapi.
How do i package the nbi into my cod file?
Any help would be appreciated.
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What I would do is a search for adding COD for bedside mode to a BB phone. I had to do this after an update but I do not remember what I did. You will need to download the BB SAK known as the swiss army knife. It allows you to add cod to an OS. I think it was over in BB Leaks or something like that put it in Google search off your comp. and I'm sure you will find it.
radhakrishna wrote:Hi,
I am working on vzw location api. we have an application already on blackberry.
my requirement is that, I have to add the nbi.jar to my build which is giving errors.
Error message: " This application requires the following module, which is not installed:nbi "
I have preverified the nbi.jar before running the rapc from JDE bin directory
preverify.exe -classpath "C:\Program Files\Research In Motion\BlackBerry JDE 5.0.0\lib\net_rim_api.jar" "nbi.jar"
My ant script:
<var name="device.property.build.boothclasspath" value="${build-single.basedir}/lib/nbi.jar;${jde.home}/lib/net_rim_api.jar" />
<wtkpackage profile="MIDP-2.0" config="CLDC-1.1"
jarfile="${target.device.dist.dir}/${app.dist.name}.jar" jadfile="${target.device.dist.dir}/tmp/${app.dist.name}.jad"
bootclasspath="${device.property.build.boothclasspath}" obfuscate="${device.dist.obfuscate}"
preverify="true" cldc="true" libclasspath="${target.device.res.dir}" verbose="true">
<fileset dir="${target.device.classes.dir}"/>
</wtkpackage>
<var name="vzw.nbi.jar" value="${build-single.basedir}/lib/nbi.jar" />
<exec executable="${jde.tools.home}/rapc.exe" dir="${target.device.dist.dir}">
<arg value="import=${bb.api.jar};${vzw.nbi.jar}" />
<arg value="-quiet" />
<arg value="codename=${target.device.dist.dir}/tmp/${app.dist.name}" />
<arg value="-midlet" />
<arg value="jad=${target.device.dist.dir}/tmp/${app.dist.name}.jad" />
<arg value="@source.files" />
</exec>
My jad entries also shows the nbi module but could not load, it says " nbi " module not found.
RIM-COD-Module-Dependencies: net_rim_cldc,nbi,net_rim_os,net_rim_bbapi_invoke,net_rim_locationapi.
How do i package the nbi into my cod file?
Any help would be appreciated.
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This is a customer to customer peer support,and I don't think very many of us have the technical background or access to the information you need.
RIM would be a more likely place to look for your solution, I would think. Have you contacted technical support there? Or tried their support forums?