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Ministry Of Finance is an intuitive and lean BlackBerry PlayBook app for keeping track of your balance.
Pull your pad out of the pocket, enter your withdrawal or deposits, done.

You can define an amount of money which reflects what you are actually planning to spend. The closer you get to the value, the lower the convenient battery indicator gets.This tool is designed to keep your eyes on these tasks only for a few seconds to not interrupt your important work!

• Convenient auto-completion when entering a withdrawal, easily tap on previously entered positions
• Optional access protection using a PIN
• Make it to your own, customize your theme to fit your style
• Your data is stored in a local database for high performance even with a large amount of entries

http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/22653/?lang=en

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From RIM you got 2 files by mail:

• Client-RDK-<NUMBER>.csj
• Client-PBDT-<NUMBER>.csj

Setup your signing keys

(1) Configure your keystore to communicate with the RIM® Signing Authority

blackberry-signer
-csksetup
-cskpass <create_a_password>

(2) Register with the RIM Signing Authority using your CSJ registration

blackberry-signer
-register
-csjpin <PIN you entered in the web registration form>
-cskpass <csk password from step 1>
< Client-RDK-<NUMBER>.csj>

(3) Create a Developer Certificate

blackberry-keytool
-genkeypair
-keystore <output_file.p12>
-storepass <create_a_password>
-dname "cn=<company_name>"
-alias author

(4) Sign an app

blackberry-signer
-keystore <your P12 file>
-storepass <your p12 file password>
<APP_BAR_file.bar>
author

Create a debug-token

(1) Register to be able to create debug-tokens:

blackberry-debugtokenrequest
-register
-cskpass <your csk password>
-csjpin <your CSJ PIN>
<path to Client-PBDT-<NUMBER>.csj>

(2) Request a debug-token for a tablet:

blackberry-debugtokenrequest
-cskpass <csk password>
-keystore <.p12 file>
-storepass <keystore password>
-deviceId 0x<PIN tablet>
<debug_token_file_name.bar>

(3) Upload the debug-token tot he tablet:

blackberry-deploy
-installDebugToken <path to debug token.bar>
-device <IP address of tablet>
-password <tablet password>

(4) Determine debug-token meta information:

blackberry-airpackager
-listManifest <path to debug token.bar>

Archive-Manifest-Version: 1.2
Archive-Created-By: BlackBerry Bar Packager v1.0
Package-Author: <YOUR NAME>
Package-Name: debug.token
Package-Version: 0.0.0.1
Package-Type: debug-token
Package-Author-Certificate-Hash: <SOME_HASH>
Package-Author-Id: <YOUR_AUTHOR_ID>
Package-Id: <SOME_ID>
Package-Version-Id: <SOME_ID>
Package-Issue-Date: 2011-05-01T09:13:02Z
Debug-Token-System-Actions: execute,multi_window,multi_instance
Debug-Token-Expiry-Date: 2011-05-31T09:13:02Z
Debug-Token-Device-Id: <YOUR_DEVICE_ID>

(5) Add blackberry-tablet.xml to the project:

<qnx>
  <icon>
    <image>blackberry-tablet-icon.png</image>
  </icon>
  <author><YOUR NAME></author>
  <authorId><YOUR_AUTHOR_ID></authorId>
  <category></category>
  <splashscreen></splashscreen>
  <buildId>349</buildId>
  <platformVersion>1.0.0.0</platformVersion>
</qnx>

(6) Now you can run unsigned apps on your tablet from within Adobe Flash Builder Burrito.