We do this in our environment. Do this:
1. Load any type of devices software you have in your company on the same server. Even if you have two 7290's, but one has 4.0 and the other has 4.1.........you need both software packages installed on the server. I just loaded them all for the future.
2. Making applications available to users
Before you can install most applications on BlackBerry devices, you must create a software index in the network drive. To index the software, you create a specification.pkg and PkgDBCache.xml index file for each application. The index files inform the software configuration and the BlackBerry Application Loader of the applications that are available to install on BlackBerry devices.
Not all files require indexing. If you added BlackBerry Device Software Version 4.0 or later for Java-based BlackBerry devices or BlackBerry Device Software Version 2.7 or later for C++-based BlackBerry devices to the network location, the index files were created automatically.
Create the software index
1.At the command prompt, type cd <drive:>\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\Apploader.
2.Type loader.exe /index. The application loader builds the software index structure in the network drive and adds any missing index files.
Re-index the software applications
If you modify an .alx file after creating a software index, re-index the applications.
1.At the command prompt, type <drive:>\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\Apploader.
2.Type loader.exe /reindex. The application loader updates the software index structure in the network drive and adds any missing index files.
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