FAQ: Possible Solutions for 907 Invalid COD & Jar Error Error During Wireless OTA Application Installation

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Dwhonan posted in our forums that he was having trouble installing the Enhanced Gmail Plugin. He got the classic 907 Invalid COD error while trying to install the application wirelessly. I just assumed he had some issues with his device/OS but Johnny reminded me of a article RIM published back in 2008 that lists the top 10 reasons for getting a Invalid COD or Invalid Jar error during a wireless OTA installation.

Many of the solutions or workarounds require you to be the developer or have access to the server but still it is a great read. Check it out at this link. Its also good to know that there are quite a few other causes for this issue like the one experienced by Documents To Go users. (Credit goes to DataViz for the images)

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  1. No Love Ronen? :p

    I wish I had a public link to my presentation. But you are logged into the devcon site you can get my slides here https://www.blackberrydeveloperconference.net/2009/scheduler/catalog/catalog.jsp COMM01

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