[anon(835884)]

You must enter your password and ip address correctly. Check the 'Run after finish' button in the install program. Uncheck the 'Uncheck all' and then run install again. Also make sure you are in developer mode on your playbook. You have to have the device on the same wifi network or plugged in to usb to be able to install the application.

Got it to work - you left out the part of having to install Java...

[HaTaX]

Whoops, that's needed by the RIM libraries to run. The installer should probably be updated to see if the JRE is installed on the workstation.

[AiFlex]

Thanks to everyone who is helping us out get people installed. Just as an FYI once installed you wont loose aMail if you turn developer mode off it is only for installation. After installation it behaves as any other app does so you can move it about etc categorize it just like you would any other.

[tprime]

yep got it working following insructions on the included pdf. Maybe some other developers could give us a similar sneak peak at their apps while waiting for RIM approval.

[anon(835884)]

I've got a question: IF i buy this app how do I get any future updates??

Kinda like to know why RIM hasn't approved this yet...

[trsbbs]

Installed the Java, tried with the USB and without, still getting the
Please try again thing.

Tim

[vlade31]

pdf instructions worked for just fine. i bought it too. yay!

[AiFlex]

I've got a question: IF i buy this app how do I get any future updates??

Kinda like to know why RIM hasn't approved this yet...

If you purchase aMail through our system, once it is approved in app world we will refund you the payment minus charges for transfers etc. and you will be able to utilize the app world method. Beta releases of new features will be available to you outside the app world method.

[AiFlex]

pdf instructions worked for just fine. i bought it too. yay!

Thanks very much. If you have any feedback please PM me. We have a new release we are working on with loads more features but wanted to just get things rolling with this prequel release. Updates are free once you have purchased aMail.

[trsbbs]

I did what the PDF said to do but still no go.

Tried with the PB connected via USB and without, just on the network.

I can ping the PB so net works does not seem to the issue.

A command box is opening when I hit install, but it closes to fast for me to read.

Did it via command line and it said something about PKZIPC..

Tim

[vlade31]

I did what the PDF said to do but still no go.

Tried with the PB connected via USB and without, just on the network.

I can ping the PB so net works does not seem to the issue.

A command box is opening when I hit install, but it closes to fast for me to read.

Did it via command line and it said something about PKZIPC..

Tim

are u sure "run after finish" box is checked and the "uncheck all" is unchecked?

if that doesnt work i guess u can try the alternate way
http://forums.crackberry.com/f243/si...pworld-615199/

[trsbbs]

are u sure "run after finish" box is checked and the "uncheck all" is unchecked?

if that doesnt work i guess u can try the alternate way
http://forums.crackberry.com/f243/si...pworld-615199/

Tried both, same error.

Tim

[trsbbs]

Here is the error i am getting and the command line used:


D:\BlackBerry\PlayBook-TRS\SideLoader>pb-installer.
S\SideLoader\aMail-release-1-0-8-49.bar
\PKWARE\pkzipc"" was unexpected at this time.

See the error at the end about pkzipc?

Tim

[HaTaX]

What did the other method give you for an error? I wrote it so I could probably help with that method...

[trsbbs]

What did the other method give you for an error? I wrote it so I could probably help with that method...

Using the program the author of AMail supplied I get the try again error,
something about something starting..nothing happens.

Yes I have the right thing check and the right thing not checked.

With the alternate method I get the following error:

D:\BlackBerry\PlayBook-TRS\SideLoader>pb-installer.
S\SideLoader\aMail-release-1-0-8-49.bar
\PKWARE\pkzipc"" was unexpected at this time.



Using command line or dropping the file on the .bat file the same error
shows up. Something about pkzipc..

got it,. had to have the 64 version of Java...sigh..

Tim

[louis.keeper]

Great work AiFlex.

Just notice everyone that I've just updated the DDPB Installer and it's better usability now. If you are running on Win XP please make sure not to use Classic Style. Win 7 has no problem so far.

The full guide is here.

The best way to use this program is just install one-app-at-a-time and check the "Run after finish" to see if the app has been installed and run successfully. Next version will be better

I will create a topic in this forum soon. Please try some apps first to see if it's working for you.

Index of /playbook/app

And please email me at: [email protected] if there are any problems with DDPB Installer.

Regards,

Louis.

[bbaleno]

when can we expect to see exchange/outlook access?

[312]

when can we expect to see exchange/outlook access?

LOL

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[emrecanyrgc]

app world, the program will be published in time?

[emrecanyrgc]

app world, the program will be published in time?

Do not answer anyone?

[neoflasher]

I purchased aMail the first day it was offered. The app is ok but I can only get gmail and hotmail to work. I cannot configure my work email. Like two days ago I restarted my pb and now when I open aMail I get the purchase option like I never purchased it before. I tried to enter the password provided when I paid but as said in the email it only works once. Anyone else have this issue?

[rickgainsmith]

Is RIM to blame for not approving this app in a timely manor or am I over looking something?

[kingbernie06511]

if the app is buggy, they wont approve it. Having said that, there should be a statement from either RIM or Aiflex about this situation.

[kingbernie06511]

again an official statement is a must. amail, in contrast to BIS, uses direct imap or pop protocols to get email on the PB, which completely bypasses RIM servers. This could be a plus for many people, but might irritate RIM. By comparison, dont even try to get a third party email client approved for the iPad, apple would never allow that.

this app is tricky, and the lack of a non-bridged email client is even worst for users or RIM. But I know a non-BIS/BES client that does not truncate emails and directly deals with the user's server would be a BIG plus.

[bbaleno]

if the app is buggy, they wont approve it. Having said that, there should be a statement from either RIM or Aiflex about this situation.

They approve buggy apps all the time