[JilSander]

Hello,

This is my first post on the forum as I'm a new BB user.
I have a BB Bold 9700 connected to my company BES Server that implement an IT Policy prohibiting the installation of third-party applications.

As a consequence I can't install any app using OTA. I thought I could do it using DM installed on a home PC configured with a BIS, but it seems that even this solution would not bypass the IT Policy enforced on the 9700.

However, I was able to install 'Blackberry App World' using the javaloader method. The application works fine and was even able to update itself. The problem is when I try to install an application via App world, the system tells me that IT Policy doesn't allow it.

Then I thought that if I was able to install BB App World using javaloader, I would be able to install another application. I then tried to install Google Maps :
- I downloaded the jad files
- then downloaded the cod files
- then uploaded the cod files using javaloader using the manifest mode
Unfortunately, javaloader returned an error for each cod file because of invalid digital signature. On the forum, I read that this is caused by the IT Policy.

My question is why did I have a problem with Google Maps whereas I had no issue with BB App World ?

If you have any info that would allow me to install Google Maps I would be very grateful.

[JilSander]

Anybody can help me on this topic ?

[JilSander]

An explanation would be much appreciated.
Thank you for your support.