Payment Service - Support in-app purchases

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Using a managed project vs. using a makefile project

 This package contains two different types of project options. One is an eclipse-based 
 managed project and the other is a makefile project. The managed project leverages 
 Eclipse to manage the build process so that you don’t have to worry about makefiles. 
 When using this option you can adjust build settings through the project properties. 
 The makefile project allows you to see and edit makefiles for direct control of the 
 build process. 

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Sample Description:
 
 The Payment Service Sample is an application that is designed to show you how
 to support purchase requests in your applications using the Payment Service, 
 which is a service in the BlackBerry Platform Services library. You can
 register digital goods in the vendor portal for BlackBerry App World and allow
 users to purchase these digital goods in your applications.
 
 When you run the application, you can simulate a purchase by swiping down from
 the top of the screen. The simulated purchase request is performed in local
 mode, meaning that no information is sent to the Payment Service server and
 a simulated purchase response is received.
 
 Feature summary
 - Creating purchase parameters
 - Making a purchase request
 - Handling purchase responses
 - Retrieving existing purchases

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Requirements:

 - BlackBerry Native SDK for Tablet OS 1.0 or later
 - One of the following:
   - BlackBerry PlayBook tablet running BlackBerry Tablet OS 1.0 or later  
   - BlackBerry Tablet Simulator 1.0 or later
 
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Importing a project into the Native SDK:
   
 1. From the the Sample apps page, download and extract the sample application.
 2. Launch the Native SDK.
 3. On the File menu, click Import.
 4. Expand General, and select Existing Projects into Workspace. Click Next.
 5. Browse to the location where you extracted the sample app, and click OK.
    The sample project should display in the the Projects section. 
 6. Click Finish to import the project into your workspace.