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The following page and text is incorrect. It confuses turning on WebInspector with using a Debug Token. To use a Debug Token, a token must be in the root folder of the WebWorks SDK and named debugtoken.bar, and the packager command should not include a signing password. WebInspector is turned on by the -d property and can be turned on with both signed and debug token (unsigned) apps.
To enable your unsigned application to run using a debug token, include the -d parameter when you compile and package your application. This parameter sets the developer mode on which affects the debug token.
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The following page and text is incorrect. It confuses turning on WebInspector with using a Debug Token. To use a Debug Token, a token must be in the root folder of the WebWorks SDK and named debugtoken.bar, and the packager command should not include a signing password. WebInspector is turned on by the -d property and can be turned on with both signed and debug token (unsigned) apps.
https://developer.blackberry.com/html5/documentation/running_your_bb10_app_2008471_11.html
Packaging your application with a debug token
To enable your unsigned application to run using a debug token, include the -d parameter when you compile and package your application. This parameter sets the developer mode on which affects the debug token.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: