I took my Android app and followed one of conversion methods specified in Blackberry developer’s website to convert my Android app. The conversion just needs my app’s APK file and Android SDK installed on my local. But my app did not pass the conversion test. It complained some of Corona java class.
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Unfortunately this doesn’t seem to be possible since Corona uses the Java Native Development Kit which is not supported by the BlackBerry Playbook Android Player.
See this forum:
http://developer.anscamobile.com/forum/2012/02/03/rim-giving-free-playbooks-submitting-android-apps
Whether Ansca can fix this I don’t know. Any official reply on this?
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We are also hoping to leverage this functionality. No luck on our side. If we could deactivate native calls and have the compiled libraries also not be included, that might be an option. Unfortunately we can’t find a means to force the library exclusions.
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Related: http://developer.anscamobile.com/forum/2012/02/03/rim-giving-free-playbooks-submitting-android-apps [import]uid: 117446 topic_id: 23545 reply_id: 95939[/import]
Its not likely to happen. The NDK allows you to code at a low level. Corona uses the library for better access to alot of functionality. Its just not possible to exclude it and get corona to run.
Some crucial stuff like finding the display size uses the ndk 
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