5 Comments

1. Roman Age says:

   June 10, 2010 at 9:22 am

   Ciao!
   Trying to solve a problem for many days now, without success, I’m asking you but please understand it is a very last option, I understand that you have other things to do and I really appreciate.
   Note that if I’m going to ask you questions, at least they are in the relevant article!

   My game passed OVI QA but failed on 61% of selected devices, what kind of ‘passed’ is that ?!? So I’m not gonna publish it until that’s fixed.

   The problem is when installing on E: memory card on most S60 3rd ed. devices, no problem on 5th ed. devices.
   It installs and uninstalls properly, but doesn’t start the application.
   Works fine when install on C: device memory, for all devices.

   I use Carbide C++ to package Flash iIte.

   - pkg file:
   “..\data\blahblah.swf” – “!:\private0000000\blahblah.swf”
   (replace with real name and UID)

   -mmp file:
   CAPABILITY ReadUserData WriteUserData

   Have you had this problem (using Carbide or not)? Do you know why this happens, and/or know a better solution? Would this Helisso thing so the job?

   Many thanks!
2. Roman Age says:

   June 10, 2010 at 9:25 am

   Correction:
   “..\data\blahblah.swf” – “!:\private000000\blahblah.swf”
3. Roman Age says:

   June 10, 2010 at 9:37 am

   No, THAT’s the correction:
   “..\data\blahblah.swf” – “!:\private00000\blahblah.swf”
4. biskero says:

   June 10, 2010 at 10:07 am

   Ciao Roman,

   I know some developers had issues installing content to the memory card. Did you check the path? If I remember correctly the memory card has a different directory structure. Also try to create a sis file with the online packager and see if you get the same issues:

   http://www.forum.nokia.com/Develop/Other_Technologies/Flash_lite/

   Alessandro
5. Roman Age says:

   June 10, 2010 at 10:15 am

   Thanks, I never tried the online packager because at the time I first had to package a .sis file, it was down, so I chose to do it manually with Carbide, but now the Nokia online packager has been back for some time, and it’s supposed to be easier, so I will definitely have a go at it.