Re: Granting sensitive capabilities
I've discovered few days ago the nokia open source community. So I deceided to test the s60webkit browser.
After some hours spent into understand how it works, how to compile and which files I need to compile, I'm still facing an error on the installation: "Required application access not granted".
This is what I did:
1. I followed all the instructions to install the sdk and webkit which are given on the website [url]http://trac.webkit.org/projects/webkit/wiki/S60Webkit[/url].
2. I tried to compile the .pkg to a .sis but I got a lot of missing files.
3. So I opened the .pkg and changed all the relative links to absolut ones, then made correctly the .sis
4. Then I tried to install it on my nokia e50 (symbian, s60 3rd), but I got the error "Unable to install a protected application from an untrusted supplier".
5. I created a certificate following the instructions given by [url]www.symbiansigned.com[/url] to obtain a Symbian Signed Developer Certificate.
6. After having signed the .sis, I tried again to install it. I got no problem with certification, but after choosing where I wanted to install it (mobilephone or memory card), I got the error "Required application access not granted".
What suprised me is that normally I can use all capabilities because of my certification (which lets me use all capabilities for one IMEI serial). (and I seleted all the capabilities when created the .csr)
Thank you for your help
WyzoK
Re: Granting sensitive capabilities
Re: Required application access not granted
You selected all the capabilities? You would however only have got assigned a limited set for the devcert bound to 1 IMEI, because you can't get certain capabilities (eg DRM) without going through a specific application process to Nokia. Others require an ACS publisher ID, as you probably saw on the Symbian signed site.
If you've not already seen it, this entry is a really useful way of determining what's causing your installation issue:
[url]http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/view_entry.html?id=93[/url]
[URL="http://www.whythefuckwontmysisfileinstall.com/"]This[/URL] is another one.
In your case, it does sound as if you're signing something which has more capabilities than your devcert can cover.
