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Hello Steve, Ah that would be the problem then, I think if you delete the folder "/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/JavaAppletPlugin.plugin/" and then try again to set the SDK root path in LiveCode Preferences, then the correct JDK will be auto-filled and you will be able to build an Android standalone wit...

Hello Steve, What is the output of this command in the Terminal? "/usr/libexec/java_home" Also, IIRC, when enabling the "Choose JDK" button, you have to choose e.g. "/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_341.jdk/Contents/Home" and not just "/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_341.jdk" Ki...

Hello Steve,

BTW, I just checked my setup and I can successfully build Android apps with LC 9.6.10 RC-1 with Oracle's JDK 1.8.0_341 and build-tools v31.0.0.

I am on an Intel Mac running MacOS Mojave.

Kind regards,
Panos
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Hello Steve,

Thank you for the update.

We might have to make the "Choose JDK" button visible anyway, since this will allow users to have various versions of Java JDK installed but choose the appropriate version for LiveCode.

BTW, are you on an Intel or in an M1/M2 Mac?

Kind regards,
Panos
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Hello Steve, You have to make sure the version of the build tools you have installed is either 30.0.3 or 31.0.0 - and no other version is installed. If anything newer than v31 is installed as well, you get the error shown here: https://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=23570 Kind regards, Panos --

Dear LiveCoders, We are pleased to announce the release of LiveCode 9.6.10 RC-1. LiveCode 9.6.10 RC-1 comes with more than 20 bugfixes, including support for Android API 33, which will be a requirement for submitting new apps to the Google Play Store as of the 31st of August. You can find more detai...

This works:
Download 14.x, extract to application folder. Start with Terminal: "open /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/MacOS/Xcode"

Nice one

so, I take it you can open the simulator using the same trick?

Kind regards,
Panos

Dear Stefan, LiveCode does not actually need Xcode 14.x to *run*, it just needs it to *be there*, since when building iOS standalones it uses some tools that are bundled within Xcode - it does not use the Xcode app itself. So if you just have the correct version of Xcode 14.x installed in this machi...

Hello,

Are you on MacOS, Windows or Linux?

Cheers,
Panos

Dear Jeff, The fix to the original issue (i.e. crash on Windows 10/11 if some generic printer drivers are installed) is included in both LC 9.6.9 and 10 DP-5. So it is strange why you see different results in your other app in 9.6.9 vs 10 dp-5. In my tests (with both 9.6.9 and 10 dp-5) I observed th...

Hello David, It might be possible to downgrade your device iOS version, but Apple has made this really difficult these days. And it does not worth the effort. RE the message you see, I _think_ it is just a warning, and it can be ignored. So, you should still be able to detect your connected device v...

Dear LiveCoders, We are pleased to announce the release of LiveCode 10.0.0 DP-5. LiveCode 10.0.0 DP-5 comes with some amazing new features, such as: - The initializing value for constant and local declarations can now be any constant expression - The suspend and resume messages are now supported on ...

Yay

Well done David, I am glad this helped.

Kind regards,
Panos
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Hello David, These 4 new errors seem to be related to missing icons. Have you added these icons in the iOS standalone settings? If yes, it might be worth removing them and re-adding them (as they may point to absolute paths that are no longer valid), and also make sure they have no accented characte...

Hello David,

Also, the .ipa you sent looks to be signed with a Dev provisioning profile, so Transporter would not allow you to upload it to the app store.

Could it be the case you accidentally tried to upload the "previous" .ipa again - and thus you got the same error?

Kind regards,
Panos
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