Hy Mates!
I am newbie here. I made a standalone applicaton (for android) with LiveCode 6.5.2. Commercial Edition, i can test on my devices and etc. everything is fine.
But, how can i get the .apk file from LiveCode, because i would like to send to someone for testing. Can me explain anyone, what i have to do to get the apk file.
Kind regards,
George
Android .apk file
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Re: Android .apk file
George, in your standalone application settings under "Android" if you make sure you choose Signing -> Sign for development only. Then when you "Save as Standalone application ..." this should hopefully build your .apk file. Then you can send this file to your testers via email/Dropbox/upload to a server for download, etc.
Re: Android .apk file
Hi George,
If you have not done so, you will also have to set up LiveCode for Android Deployment. The following is a video tutorial which takes you through this set up step-by-step
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83qrKr9bR3M
Kind Regards,
Neil Roger
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RunRev Support Team ~ http://www.runrev.com
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If you have not done so, you will also have to set up LiveCode for Android Deployment. The following is a video tutorial which takes you through this set up step-by-step
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83qrKr9bR3M
Kind Regards,
Neil Roger
--
RunRev Support Team ~ http://www.runrev.com
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Re: Android .apk file
Remember:
Java JDk 1.7 messes signing process, so you have to declare the old signing method.
So use don't sign option in Livecode standalone option, and sign the app yourself with:
Jarsigner is in JDK/bin/ folder.
Java JDk 1.7 messes signing process, so you have to declare the old signing method.
So use don't sign option in Livecode standalone option, and sign the app yourself with:
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jarsigner.exe -sigalg MD5withRSA -digestalg SHA1 -verbose -keystore myKey.keystore myApp.apk myaliasLivecode Wiki: http://livecode.wikia.com
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bohmgyorgy1990
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Re: Android .apk file
Hy!james8 wrote:George, in your standalone application settings under "Android" if you make sure you choose Signing -> Sign for development only. Then when you "Save as Standalone application ..." this should hopefully build your .apk file. Then you can send this file to your testers via email/Dropbox/upload to a server for download, etc.
When i choose "Save as Standalone application ...", i get an empty folder. I use jdk 1.6 and in my standalone application settinges i choosed sign for developtment only. What could be the problem?
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bohmgyorgy1990
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Re: Android .apk file
problem solved thanksbohmgyorgy1990 wrote:Hy!james8 wrote:George, in your standalone application settings under "Android" if you make sure you choose Signing -> Sign for development only. Then when you "Save as Standalone application ..." this should hopefully build your .apk file. Then you can send this file to your testers via email/Dropbox/upload to a server for download, etc.
When i choose "Save as Standalone application ...", i get an empty folder. I use jdk 1.6 and in my standalone application settinges i choosed sign for developtment only. What could be the problem?
