How to make sis file with embedded sis and Signsis resulted sis file?

[ValentinK]

Hello,

I have a problem with signsis selfsigned package and embedded sis file with it.

I have 2 separate sis files and want to make one installation file.

package like :
#{"Main"},(0xA0000CAB), 0, 1, 1
....
....
and
@"Embedded.sis",(0xA0000F71)

Signsis doesnt return any errors if Embedded.sis not signed, but do nothing (no signed sis produced)

If Embedded.sis is already signed, then Signsis return 'Unexpexted error'.

Any help is very appreciate.
Thanks

[rhalfi]

I had simular problem:
make sure in your pkg your suported platform looks like:

(0x10200BAB), 0, 0, 0, {"Series60ProductID"}

and not

(0x10200BAB), * ,*, *, {"Series60ProductID"}

[ValentinK]

Hi,
Changes in supported platform result to signed sis file "Corrupted".

Noone make embeded sis file installation on S60v3?

[rhalfi]

Hi
It worked for me on 3rd edition

[ValentinK]

Now it works.
I recheck both pkg files carefully, to have same format.
Main thing is that embedded sis file should be already Signed. I didnt find this in docs.

[thedawn1977]

Actually the *, *, * is not the problem.
The 3rd edition name for the platform has changed and it is now "S60ProductID" (not Series60ProductID).
Correct platform dependency line for 3rd edition:
[0x101F7961], *, *, *, {"S60ProductID"}

The reason it worked for 0x10200BAB is that it's the platform UID of 2nd edition where the platform name was "Series60ProductID".
Using the 2nd edition platform dependency is not good (wont pass Symbian Signed) and would probably give warning on the device.

And of course the embedded SIS has to be signed.

Read more on:
http://www.newlc.com/Common-products-UIDs.html

[cetintas]

I had simular problem:
make sure in your pkg your suported platform looks like:

(0x10200BAB), 0, 0, 0, {"Series60ProductID"}

and not

(0x10200BAB), * ,*, *, {"Series60ProductID"}

I think it is a good idea to make dependency rule clear here. "(0x10200BAB), * ,*, *, {"Series60ProductID"}" means that any version of Series60ProductID package should be installed on the device. If you need a particular version, you should define that version. For example, if my application can't work without version 2,3,3 of Series60ProductID, I should define "(0x10200BAB), 2 ,3, 3, {"Series60ProductID"}". In fact, the dependent version is compared with the installed version. If the installed version is less than the required version, the user is warned. Therefore, you can also define 0,0,0 version.