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I'm stuck with trying to run my app on my Gear watch. I created both the author and device-profile certificates, and registered them both to the IDE.

However when I try to allow development in Connection manager, I get a "Certificate not registered" error.

Yet they seem both well registered. I see them both in window-> preferences -> Tizen SDK -> security profile. I also added the device-profile.xml to the /home/developer folder on the gear, as explained here.

I cleaned the project, tried to regenerate the certificates, rebooted the gear, to no avail.

And If I try to run the app directly, I get a SIGNATURE_INVALID error...

So I'm getting short of ideas. Does anyone have another one ?

Thanks in advance,

Eino Gourdin
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Ok, because all my tests, my device-profiles file was named "device-profiles (1).xml", and seems the Tizen OS didn't like all special characters. I renamed it devices-profile.xml, re-registered it to the IDE and copied it again to the watch, and everything works now.

Eino Gourdin
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    I'm glad you found the answer as this is indeed the problem. You can import with the dialog in Tizen IDE with any name you want, but inside the ~/tizen-wearable-sdk-data/keystore folder the file must be named device-profile.xml. This is a shortcoming of the signing workflow and should be addressed as most browsers will rename files on download if there are name collisions. I have taken to storing my profiles in separate folders depending on which device I'm testing along with a copy of the author-crt and keystore folder. – Eric Cloninger Nov 18 '14 at 14:22
  • Tizen SDK also do not like special characters in the applications names. – Ender Nov 20 '14 at 22:02
  • Can you say what would be the Certificate Password? I didnt get that in my mail. I think I am getting registration failure because of that wrong password... – Naresh Jan 22 '15 at 09:41
  • The certificate password is chosen by yourself at a previous stage (when you request the certificate if I remember well) – Eino Gourdin Jan 23 '15 at 11:36