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I've just finished and tested my app on my mobile phone (a Nexus 4 with Android 5.0)
All seems to work, but when I save it as standalone applicatione, somwthing go wrong.
I get the .APK file, copy it to my device and then trying install it. But it says me "Analysis error"
Attached my Standalone APP settings...
I've tried even with "Search for required inclusion when saving the standalone application" ON but nothing change.
Any suggestion?
Thank you!
My first compiled APP Analysis error
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Re: My first compiled APP Analysis error
Try changing the signing popup to sign for development only.
Before you release the app you will need to create a signing key of your own.
Before you release the app you will need to create a signing key of your own.
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Re: My first compiled APP Analysis error
It works! Thank you!
What is a signin key and how to create it?
What is a signin key and how to create it?
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Re: My first compiled APP Analysis error
All mobile apps must be code signed. This is an encrypted key that verifies you as the developer and helps prove that your app is legitimate. Both Apple and Google use this for security reasons.
The LiveCode lessons have a lesson on how to create an Android signed key. After you create yours you should back it up and keep it secret. Anyone who obtains your key can release software that appears to be from you. You will almost always use the same signing key for all your software.
The LiveCode lessons have a lesson on how to create an Android signed key. After you create yours you should back it up and keep it secret. Anyone who obtains your key can release software that appears to be from you. You will almost always use the same signing key for all your software.
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Re: My first compiled APP Analysis error
ok! Maybe later...at the moment I'm developing apps for my private use so I do not need this thing. Thank you!