Getting Started with Marmalade - Marmalade SDK Mobile Game Development Essentials - page 25

7. Open a command-prompt window and change the current directory to be

the one you created in step 6, and enter the following commands. The first
command sets up the PATH environment variable so that the other commands
can be executed. These commands register your key files with the BlackBerry
signing servers and allow your PC to generate debug tokens:
C:\PlayBook> C:\bbndk-2.0.1\bbndk-env.bat
C:\PlayBook> blackberry-keytool -genkeypair -keystore sigtool.p12
-storepass <password> -dname "cn=<company name>" -alias author
C:\PlayBook> blackberry-signer -csksetup -cskpass <password>
C:\PlayBook> blackberry-signer -register -csjpin <pin> -cskpass
<password> <RDK file>
C:\PlayBook> blackberry-debugtokenrequest.bat -register -cskpass
<password> -csjpin <pin> <PBDT file>

Argument Value to enter
<company name> The company name you specified when requesting the key
files in step 4.

<password> A password of your choosing. Use the same value in each

command.

<PBDT file> The filename of the PBDT key file that was e-mailed to you

in step 6. This filename should be of the form client-
PBDT-1234567.csj , where the numeric part will be
unique to your key file.

<pin> The PIN value you specified when requesting the key files

in step 4.

<RDK file>

The filename of the RDK key file that was e-mailed to you
in step 6. This filename should be of the form client-
RDK-1234567.csj , where the numeric part will be
unique to your key file.

8. We can now generate a debug token file with the following commandline:
C:\PlayBook> blackberry-debugtokenrequest -cskpass <password>
-keystore sigtool.p12 -storepass <password> -deviceId 0x<device
id> debugtoken.bar