Running BlackBerry device applications that use protected APIs
To use protected Research In Motion APIs in your BlackBerry device application, you must first get code signing keys from RIM. For more information about code signing and to register with RIM to use protected APIs, visit www.blackberry.com/eng/developers/javaappdev/codekeys.jsp.
If a BlackBerry device application tries to access protected RIM APIs, the BlackBerry Java Plug-in might display warning messages in the Java® editor window or in the Problems view. The warning messages appear next to the lines of application code that reference a protected API. You can suppress these warnings if you test your application on a non-secure device.
- Register to use protected BlackBerry APIs
- Using restricted code signatures
- Signing your application
- Requesting a replacement registration key
- Use a code signing key to help protect packages and classes
- Register to use a new code signing key
- Import an existing registered code signing key
- Remove a registered code signing key
- View the signature status for code signature requests
- Using code signing keys to restrict access to packages or classes in a BlackBerry library project
- Sign a BlackBerry application project automatically after packaging
- Turn off automatic signature when you package a BlackBerry application project
- Run the BlackBerry Signature Tool in the background
- Suppress password prompts from the BlackBerry Signature Tool
- Suppress code signing warnings
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