Blackberry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR-Release Notes--1948046-1206022306-001-2.0 Beta-US

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BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for

Adobe AIRVersion: 2.0Beta

Release Notes


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Published: 2012-01-19SWD-1970331-0119024303-001


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Contents1 Product information......................................................................................................................................... 2

2 New in this release............................................................................................................................................ 3

3 Fixed issues....................................................................................................................................................... 9

4 Known issues.................................................................................................................................................... 12

5 Legal notice....................................................................................................................................................... 16


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Product information 1

This section lists information about the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR 2.0 Beta.

BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK Plug-in for Flash Builder product information

As of version 2.0 Beta, Flash Builder 4.6 is now supported, including integrated support for AIR Native Extensions.

Flash Builder 4.5.1 is also supported.

As of version 2.0 Beta, the blackberry-tablet.xml file has been renamed to bar-descriptor.xml. Both

filenames are supported by the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK.

As of version 1.1.0, the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK no longer supports Flash Builder versions earlier than 4.5, including

the pre-release version, 4.5 "Burrito". For a complete list of system requirements, see the Getting Started Guides.

As of version 1.1.0, the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK APIs now require Adobe AIR 2.6 or later. Applications created

with version 1.1.0 will only run on the BlackBerry Tablet OS 1.0.6 and later.

Distributing your application to BlackBerry App World

To submit an application to the BlackBerry App World storefront, you must export a Release build of your

application from Flash Builder and choose to sign it. For more information, see the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for

Adobe AIR Development Guide.

At the command line, compile the application without using the debug option, and package the application without

specifying debug options. For more information on compiling your application from the command line fordistribution through the BlackBerry App World storefront, see the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR

Development Guide.

Documentation

For more information about developing applications for the BlackBerry Tablet OS, visit http://us.blackberry.com/

developers/tablet/adobe.jsp to read the following resources: BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK Feature and Technical Overview

API reference for the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR

Getting Started Guides

UI Guidelines for the BlackBerry PlayBook Tablet

RIM Confidential and Proprietary Information - Beta Customers Only. Content and software are subject to change.

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Feature Description

Contains the methods and properties that are required to be a part of

the invalidation system

qnx.fuse.ui.core.ILayoutElement

Extends IInvalidating

Contains all the methods and properties for a component to be included

in layout

Classes that are not available as part of the qnx.fuse.ui.package qnx.ui.core.Container - use qnx.fuse.ui.core.Container

qnx.ui.core.ContainerAlign

qnx.ui.core.ContainerFlow

qnx.ui.core.Containment

qnx.ui.core.IContainable

qnx.ui.core.SizeMode

qnx.ui.core.SizeUnit qnx.ui.core.Spacer

qnx.ui.core.InvalidationTypes

qnx.ui.skins.IconSkin

qnx.ui.listClasses.ScrollPane - use

qnx.fuse.ui.core.Container

qnx.fuse.ui.core.UIComponent

ImplementsIInvalidating class

Implements ILayoutElement class

containment, size, sizeMode, and sizeUnit properties are now

deprecated

isInvalid(), draw(), drawNow(), invalidate(), methods for

invalidation are now deprecated

commitProperties()

is called wheninvalidateProperties()

is

called. This will happen when properties have been changed.

updatedDisplayList() is called when

invalidateDisplayList() is called. This is where you will do all of

your layout.

__width and __height are now private instead of protected. You

should use the unscaledWidth and unscaledHeight values in the

updateDisplayList() method, or you can use the public getters.

setSize() is now deprecated. See setActualSize().


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Feature Description

__startWidth and __startHeight have been renamed to

startWidth and startHeight __enabled is now private. Use the enabled getter and setter methods.

setEnabled() is now deprecated. Use the enabled getter and setters

methods.

createInstance() has been deprecated and is now in the

qnx.fuse.ui.utils.DisplayObjectUtils class.

qnx.fuse.ui.core.SkinnableComponent

__state is now private instead of protected. Use the state getter if

necessary.

__defaultSkin is now renamed to defaultSkin.

The skin property is now protected instead of public. This helps prevent

developers from accessing the skin and trying to alter it directly instead

of going through the component.

setState() is now deprecated. Use the state getter and properties.

qnx.fuse.ui.core.Button

__toggle property is now private. Use the toggle getter instead.

__selected property is now private. Use the selected getter instead.

setSelected() is now deprecated. Use the selected setter instead.

drawDeselected() is now deprecated. You can handle any state

change in commitProperties.

drawSelected() is now deprecated. You can handle any state change

in commitProperties().

down() is now deprecated. You can handle any state change in

commitProperties() method.

up() is now deprecated. You can handle any state change in


click() is now deprecated. You can handle any state change in


qnx.fuse.ui.buttons.LabelButton

label_txtproperty is now protected instead of public.

__label is now deprecated. Use the label getter instead.

qnx.fuse.ui.buttons.RadioButton

__group is now private instead of protected. You can use the groupname getter and get the group with the RadioButtonGroup class.


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Feature Description

qnx.fuse.ui.buttons.SegmentedControl

__bg property renamed to background.

__buttonSkinIsDirty property is renamed to

buttonSkinInvalid.

__buttonSkin property is renamed to buttonSkin.

layoutChildren() is now private.

setSelectedButtonIndex() has been removed. Implementation of

this now exists in commitProperties().

enableButtons() is deprecated setSelectedIndex() is deprecated. Use the selectedIndex setter

instead.

setSelectedItem() is deprecated. Use the selectedItem setter

instead.

qnx.fuse.ui.skins.UISkin

Extends IEventDispatcher setSkin() is deprecated. Use the state property setter instead.

__state property is now deprecated. Use the state getter instead.

__sizes property is now deprecated.

__states property is now deprecated.

qnx.fuse.utils.ImageCache

Moved to qnx.fuse.ui.utils.

qnx.fuse.ui.display.TiliingBackground

Public property holder is now protected.

qnx.fuse.events.ImageCacheEvent

Moved to qnx.fuse.ui.events.

qnx.utils.TextUtils

Moved to qnx.ui.utils.

qnx.fuse.ui.listClasses.ICellRenderer

No longer includes setSize().

qnx.fuse.ui.display.IDisplayObject


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Feature Description

Updated to have all the DisplayObjectitems.

qnx.fuse.ui.listClasses.List

Changed setSkin() to cellRenderer getter and setter property.

Now dispatches SCROLL_MOVE events when being dragged up or down

past the ends of the list.

scrollBarColor is now a unit instead of a Number.

cellParent is now protected.

qnx.fuse.ui.listClasses.SectionList

Changed setHeaderSkin() to headerRenderer getter and setter

property to be consistent with cellRenderer property.

qnx.fuse.ui.progress.PercentageBar

Added showPercent property getter.

qnx.fuse.ui.progress.ActivityIndicator

startAnimating() is now deprecated.

stopAnimating() is now deprecated.

qnx.fuse.ui.text.Label

textField getter is now deprecated.

qnx.fuse.ui.text.TextInput

textField getter is now deprecated.

Uses Flash Text Engine to render text instead ofTextField.

embedFontsproperty is deprecated.

autoSize property is deprecated.

qnx.fuse.ui.text.TextArea Added new component that adds multiline capabilities to text input.

qnx.fuse.ui.slider.Slider

Extends qnx.fuse.ui.slider.SliderBase.

thumb is now protected.

track is now protected instead of public, and must conform to the

ISkin interface.


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Feature Description

fill is now protected instead of public, and must conform to theISkin

interface.

qnx.fuse.ui.buttons.ToggleSwitch

Now extends SliderBase instead ofSlider.

value, maximum, and minimum properties have been removed.

Does not dispatch slider events. Use the Event.SELECT event to

determine if the selected property has changed.

New layout and container classes

The qnx.fuse.ui.core.Container class replaces the

qnx.ui.core.Container class. The API is different between the two

and they are not backwards compatible.

The new Container class takes a layout, which can be found in

qnx.fuse.ui.layouts.

If the content is larger than the size of the container, scrolling can be

enabled.


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Fixed issues 3

This section lists issues that have been fixed in the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR 2.0 Beta.

Text input controls prompt color has been changed to #7f7f7f. (130359)

Fixed issue whereqnx.fuse.ui.text.TextInputBasewould allow the input of restricted characters. (116816)

Holding shift and pressing the left and right arrows will select text in a TextInput andTextArea control. (115004)

Destroyed components can no longer be invalidated. (125314)

Fixed issue in the picker where selecting 2 items would sometimes make the label appear bold. (111978)

Improvements were made to the way debug tokens are detected and used during launch. (105712)

Canceling a launch no longer throws exceptions. (108238)

Setup wizard is now triggered when an example is created. (108450)

Improvements were made to the interaction between the targets preference page and other preference pages.

(108347)

Flash Builder will not throw exceptions if the SDK is not configured. (111403)

Signing password prompt will now reprompt if an incorrect password is specified. (104075)

BAR editor now supports install and uninstall actions. (99676)

The bar-descriptor.xml file is now supported as a replacement for the blackberry-tablet.xml file. (104033)

Improved signing backup/restore UI and ability to backup/restore without a developer certificate was added.

(105636)

Author information is now correctly refreshed after a restore is performed. (106260)

The default development certificate is now used if it is found in the default location. (106043)

Fixed usage of proxy settings when performing signing actions.(115802)

Fixed potential deadlock on Linux when using a prompt dialog for secure storage. (118205)

Picker columns should stop scrolling when removed from the stage. (90549)


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SegmentedControl could be "clicked" even when disabled. (95999)

List.scrollDirection() didn't always resize cells. (101291)

Text was cut off in TextInput when the format is bigger than 20. (101318)

List component loses its items when you change the ScrollDirection while still scrolling. (101438)

QNXApplication.openFile() did not work. (102129)

The TextUtils class threw an out of range errors. (102746)

MediaControl duration and position text fields grew and shrunk for videos that are longer than one hour and

makes seeking difficult. (103095)

You cannot set a default action for the ENTER key for an active dialog box, such as submitting a form. (80302)

The BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK does not install into the "sdks" folder in Flash Builder by default. (100568)

When launching your application remotely, if you typed your password incorrectly five times, triggering a prompt

on the device to type your password, and then you type it incorrectly another five times, the device wipes itself.

(82627)

If you used a Picker object and selected an index in the middle of the list, the display date would be off by one.

(99630)

You could not add the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK to a Flash Mobile project. (99568)

The blackberry-airpackager command line tool returned the vague error message "Error: null". (99443)

Flash Builder presents an updated warning when unregistering a computer for application signing. (97980)

The example project is no longer included in Flash Builder 4.5. (96877)

Changes to the default debug host IP did not propagate to targets after Flash Builder was restarted. (96564)

The blackberry-airpackager command line tool used an icon file specified in the *-app.xml file, instead of

the one specified in the blackberry-tablet.xml file. (96266)

Test devices were not saved until the preferences window was closed.

If the package name exceeds 42 characters, the application's functionality was compromised. (96118)


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When using the blackberry-deploy command, an error message appeared after the fifth failed login attempt.

(95919)

The "500 BarUnsigedError" message was not clear. (92266)

Picker lists continued to scroll even after they were removed from the stage. (90549)

After you accepted permissions for your application, you could not change them on the simulator.

The packager did not warn when an invalid category was specified. (102238)

The packager did not support additional locales. (102492)

The signing preferences page would not load if the SDK was not set correctly. (101227)


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Known issues 4

This section lists known issues for the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR 2.0 Beta.

BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK Plug-in for Adobe Flash Builder

'Add platform-specific libraries to library path' option does not work in Flash Builder 4.5.1. (125281)

Workaround: Manually add .swc files and folders to the project. For more information, see the BlackBerry Tablet

OS SDK for Adobe AIR Getting Started Guides.

In Flash Builder, sometimes you cannot create a device when the deployment setup wizard is initiated from the

preferences page. (126324)

Workaround: Run the deployment setup wizard before creating a project.

A misleading message stating Device has to be in debug token waiting mode. Use 'Upload Debug Token' command

in Security->Development Mode setting to enable itappears when development mode is turned off when you try

to deploy your application to a target device. (126220)

Workaround: The target device is not in Development Mode. Switch to Development Mode from the Security

settings on the device, and try to deploy your application again.

You can only view application tracing on the console when running in debug mode.

Workaround: None.

Changing the file path of the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK in Flash Builder sometimes causes Flash Builder to becomeunresponsive. (101052)

Impact: You cannot use Flash Builder.

Workaround: Restart Flash Builder before changing your SDK file path.

You might get a validation error when launching the BlackBerry Tablet OS Example project when using Flash Builder

4.5 Premium and version 2.5 or earlier of AIR. (94743)

Impact: You cannot package and launch the example project.

Workaround: When integrating with an AIR SDK during installation, choose to integrate with the 4.5 "Hero" SDK

that is packaged with Flash Builder 4.5 Premium.

Packaging and signing tools

If the permissions dialog box is not closed within 30 seconds of launching an application that prompts for

permissions, an error message might appear. (95823)


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Impact: It will appear as though your application did not launch successfully.

Workaround: If you are launching an application that prompts for permissions, dismiss the permissions dialog box

within 30 seconds.

On a computer that is running Windows, the packaging process can fail if you use spaces in directory paths for

your projects. (86259)

Impact: Packaging an application fails.

Workaround: Do not use spaces in the directory paths for your projects.

When packaging an application using the command line tool, you can receive the error Error: unknown protocol:c. (85571)

Impact: You cannot generate a .bar file.

Workaround: Do not use spaces in the directory name where your files are. For example, use c:/tmp instead.

Device and Simulator 1.0.1 only support Adobe AIR runtime 2.5. (83868)

Impact: You cannot deploy applications that use Adobe AIR 2.6 or higher runtime.

Workaround: If you are using Adobe ActionScript only (not Adobe Flex) you can change your application descriptor

file to target Adobe AIR 2.5 instead. You can do it for packaging only by specifying the option -forceAirRuntime 2.5

for the blackberry-airpackager tool. If your application does actually require the Adobe AIR 2.6 runtime, the

application will not launch, may crash or behave unpredictably).

You can only view application tracking on the console when running in debug mode.

Workaround: None.

An error appears when trying to create a development certificate in a pre-existing location. (92476)

Impact: User cannot create a development certificate in the location of an existing development certificate

Workaround: Delete the existing development certificate before creating the new development certificate

The deployment setup wizard isn't opened automatically when the user adds a BlackBerry Tablet OS type to a pre-

existing project. (104615)

Workaround: The Deployment Wizard can be opened using the Preferences page, or the user can set up the

environment manually.

BlackBerry PlayBook tablet

When you deploy your application, an error occurs indicating that you cannot connect.

Impact: You cannot deploy your application.


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Workaround: Try performing the following actions:

Verify that the IP address is correct.

Verify that you have specified a password, and that your password matches the one set on the device.

If you are connected to your computer over a VPN connection, try to ping the device using the device's IPaddress. If you cannot successfully ping the device, this can indicate an issue with your network connection

or an invalid IP address.

The expiration date shown under About > Security > Development mode for a debug token is incorrect if your

time zone is not GMT.

Impact: The expiration date is incorrect.

Workaround: To see the correct expiration date, change your time zone to GMT.

APIs

When a DropDown is open in a Container and it's position moves, the list does not change position. (129677)

Workaround: None.

Setting TextInput.leftIconMode=TexInputIconMode.ALWAYS does not render the icon until the field has

focus.(123257)

Workaround: None.

Setting text to a Flex 4.6 SparkTextInput component will throw and error. (129778)

Workaround: None.

NetworkManager.getNetworkStats() method is currently not supported on the BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0.

Workaround: None.

qnx.fuse.ui.text.TextInput does not support Auto Capitalize when Auto Correct is disabled. (119906)

Workaround: None.

qnx.fuse.ui.text.Label does not update when text property is set to null. (122502)Workaround: None.

MediaControl is missing from the qnx.fuse.ui.media package. (125099)

Workaround: None.

The following APIs are currently not implemented on the simulator, but work on the device: (80891)

Camera

CameraUI


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Geolocation

The following APIs are currently only available on the BlackBerry Tablet OS 2.0 Beta:

qnx.fuse.ui.text.TextInputBase.autoCorrect qnx.fuse.ui.text.TextInputBase.autoCapitalize

qnx.fuse.ui.text.TextInputBase.spellCheck

qnx.fuse.ui.text.EditableText.autoCorrect

qnx.fuse.ui.text.EditableText.autoCapitalize

qnx.fuse.ui.text.EditableText.spellCheck

qnx.ui.text.TextInputIMF.autoCorrect

qnx.ui.text.TextInputIMF.autoCapitalize

qnx.ui.text.TextInputIMF.spellCheck

The following classes have been removed from qnx-screen.swc and can now be found in qnxmedia.swc:

qnx.media.*

qnx.events.AudioManagerEvent.as

qnx.events.MediaPlayerEvent.as

qnx.events.MediaServiceConnectionEvent.as

qnx.events.MediaServiceRequestEvent.as qnx.events.AudioEffectManagerEvent.as

qnx.system.AudioInput.as

qnx.system.AudioManager.as

qnx.system.AudioOutput.as

The following classes have been removed from qnx-screen.swc and can now be found in qnxdevice.swc.

qnx.dialog.* qnx.locale.*

qnx.qnx_internal.as

qnx.system.Device.as

qnx.system.DeviceBatteryState.as

qnx.system.QNXApplication.as

qnx.events.DeviceBatteryEvent.as

qnx.events.QNXApplicationEvent.as


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