Element
Attributes
Description
hidden
—
The
hidden
element hides a package so that it does not appear
to BlackBerry device users in the Application Loader. To hide a
package, add the following line:
<hidden>true</hidden>
.
Use this element in conjunction with the
required
element
to load the BlackBerry device application by default, or set the
requires
tag to load this package if another BlackBerry
device application exists.
Only corporate system administrators should use the
hidden
tag. This tag is not intended for use by third-party software
vendors.
The BlackBerry Desktop Software version 3.6 or later supports
this element.
language
langid
The
language
element lets you override the text that appears
in the Application Loader when the Application Loader runs in
the language that the
langid
attribute specifies.
To support multiple languages, specify multiple
language
elements. To specify the
name
,
description
,
version
,
vendor
, and
copyright
elements for each
language, nest these elements in the
language
element. If
you do not nest a element, the text appears in the default
language.
The
langid
attribute specifies the Win32
langid
code for
the language to which this information applies. For example,
some Win32
langid
codes are: 0x0009 (English), 0x0007
(German), 0x000a (Spanish), and 0x000c (French).
library
id
You can use the
library
element instead of the
application
element. It contains the elements for a single
library module. You cannot nest modules. By default, a library
module does not appear in the application loader tool of the
BlackBerry Desktop Manager.
Development Guide
Distributing BlackBerry device applications with the BlackBerry Desktop Software
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