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Just realized this forum has a very small limit on upload attachments.

This is step by step screen shots of winxp 32-bit install of Android.

How-do-I-Become-an-Android-Developer-on-a-PC-.pdf 2011 06 16 1430.pdf
http://barrysumpter.com/How-do-I-Become ... 201430.pdf
POSTEDIT NOTE 2011-09-18: This doco was missing for some reason.

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I think I've reproduced the bug and was lucky enough to recover.

LiveCode 4.6.1 Build 1392 - Trial
- builds Android executable OK - Test on Emulator OK
- and installs and Runs on Android Physical phone OK - for 1 minute

LiveCode 4.6.1 Build 1392 - Full License
- Tests on Emulator OK - builds Android executable OK - Will NOT install on my physical phone

LiveCode 4.6.1 Build 1390 - Trial
- Errors when trying to build to Android

LiveCode 4.6.1 Build 1390 - Full License
- Tests on Emulator OK
- builds Android executable OK
- installs on my physical phone OK
- and runs on my physical phone OK

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Another thing that caught my eye was: (NEVER MIND - other apps run ok with this)
FIle | Standalone Application Settings... | General | Property Profiles
Even thought I have Remove all profiles on objects - ticked ON
the listbox under
- Include profiles on oject and the profile library
- was enabled (with a white background)
- even though Include al profiles was ticked OFF and Only include profiels selected below was disabled

I ticked those three setting until only Remove all profiels on objects was ticked ON - and the listbox was empty and clear.

I'm now running build 1390 without issue on winXP 32bit.


HTH

Thanks Barry,
very useful to see information like this.

Paul

------ New ------
v4.6.2 build 1430.

Android Full License test on Emulator works.
Android Full License test via Emulator on physical device works.
Switching between Test Targets No longer requires a LiveCode restart.
Thank you!

Android Trial License test on Emulator works. (for 1 minute)
Android Trial License test via Emulator on physical device works. (for 1 minute)

I've built the .apk on win32 with the FULL license and it will NOT install on my physical device.

I've built the .apk on MAC with the FULL license and it will NOT install on my physical device.

thanks for the info.

BarrySumpter wrote: Android Trial License test on Emulator works. (for 1 minute)
Android Trial License test on physical device works. (for 1 minute)

Because I can't test an app properly, the 1 minute trial is stopping me from purchasing Livecode for Android.
I can understand the 1 minute restriction on a physical device, but on the emulator 1 minute is too restrictive; maybe 5 minutes would be enough...

cheers
Paul

Bump for September Academy members.

Thanks a lot Barry for the PDF instruction sheet. I was getting frustrated
Best,

Another bump for new members.

I am looking to get the Android deployment soon, are the steps in the newer versions of livecode still the same?

a few changes, regarding the installation of Java and Android SDK. i just did it this morning.

i would advise you to install the andoid sdk, by modifying the path : replace "android-sdk" with "android-sdk-windows"

i couldn't get livecode to recognize the path (in preferences menu). but with "android-sdk-windows" it worked.

furthermore, if you read the forum, it appears that sdk version 2.2 makes problem (black screen on the emulator).

so you should perhaps start by downloading and installing the 2.3

Has always been rediculously complex installing LC.
Getting worse now.

http://forums.runrev.com/viewtopic.php? ... 906#p52161

BarrySumpter wrote:Has always been rediculously complex installing LC.
Getting worse now.

http://forums.runrev.com/viewtopic.php? ... 906#p52161

LiveCode is very easy to install, just a few clicks. Maybe you mean that the Android SDK is difficult to install, and I have to agree with you on that.

On the other hand, testing and submitting apps to the Android Market is a piece of cake compared to iOS and the AppStore. Just look at all the issues people have with Apple certificates. The system is horribly complex and inscrutable. But that's not LiveCode's fault of course; once you get it set up, LiveCode builds both iOS and Android apps easily.