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Hello,
I am trying to convert a LiveCode file to a .APK file but when saving my app as a standalone application this error message pops up:

There was an error while saving the standalone application could not encode class bundle

I really need help with this ASAP

Thanks in advance,
Arad

... thank you very much. But another problem showed up. I have an error now saying "could not encode class bundle" Can you help me with this one? ...

Did you also install the latest Build Tools? Those are required.

If you search the forums here for "could not encode class bundle" you'll find more info as well.

... standalone application- could not encode class bundle" Could not resolve the issue So ...

I don't use Studio so I'm not sure but I'd think it would work. I use the plain command line tools but Studio seems to reflect the same files.

Hi Jacqueline,

Sorry, I was not clear enough. What I was trying to say, do I need a seperate program to install the SDK Build Tools, or is is enough to activate the checkbox within Android Studio (which I did):
Thank you
Walter

wfr747 wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 20, 2018 9:28 pm

No, I did not install the build tools. Do I need them too?

Yup. They are what LC uses to...build. Install the latest version and if that doesn't work, install the next-to-latest version. I can't remember which one is required.

Hi Jacqueline,

Thank you for your reply,

No, I did not install the build tools. Do I need them too?

Thank you
Walter

Did you also install the build tools?

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