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A quick way to develop, debug, and run Android apps for your Blackberry Playbook using Playbook OS 2.0

Has anyone come up with a strategy for quickly debugging and running Android applications on a Blackberry Playbook using Playbook OS 2.0 using eclipse plugins and command line scripts?

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Sure:

  • Make sure your Android project targets the 2.3.3 SDK,
  • Install the Blackberry plugin for ADT (it looks like you already do this)
  • From the Blackberry Tools menu, select "add the nature of the blackberry" project ",
  • Put your Playbook in dev mode (see the security section in Settings),
  • Install the debug token in your Playbook (see the Subscriber Signature page) of the Eclipse preferences).

Now you can launch and debug applications in your playbook in much the same way as on a regular Android device. In the run as and debug as Eclipse menus, you should find options for launching your application on Blackberry. If not, go to run configurations and create something in the "Blackberry android application" group.

You mentioned command line scripts, but this is not necessary.

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