So, the short answer is that Ripple is not compatible with the WebWorks 2.x beta.
If it's just the packaging and deploying functionality you're hoping to make use of, I would recommend simply using CLI (Command Line Interface).
While CLI's tend to be scary, and unintuitive, I can assure you that the new WW 2.x CLI is super easy. I used to use Ripple for packaging and deploying until I got started with this new CLI. Now it's all command line, all the time for me.
Here's the easiest way to get it running, it's also what I do as well. More info available here as well https://github.com/apache/cordova-blackberry/tree/master/blackberry10
- Put your device into Development Mode
- Plug it into your Mac via USB
Open up Terminal and type the following:
Create a new project: "webworks create /Users/Chad/testapp com.chadsapps.testapp" This will create the sample "hello world" type of app, right out of the box
Change directory to the project: "cd /Users/Chad/testapp"
Deploy app to the device: "webworks run" If there is no debug token stored on your device, it'll auto-detect it via USB, and create one. You'll be asked to enter your Keystore password at the prompt.
You should now have the "hello world" app running on device!
If you're looking for the emulation/testing part of Ripple, you'll have to use the simulators instead (for WebWorks 2.0) which is available at https://developer.blackberry.com/html5/downloads/
Hope this helps, if not, please don't hesitate to ask ;)
-Chad @chadtatro