Issue seems fixed, I cleaned Eclipse with -clean, overwrote the keystore with a
previous version and now the exported apk can upgrade in Developer Console!
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Tried with Chrome, Firefox and IE. Same issue for all of them.
In fact, this can't be a browser-related issue. If I manually sign the apk
using jarsigner and then zipalign it, I'm able to upgrade the app. So
probably it's something related to ADT mis-signing the apks!!
I opened a bug here:
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Actually I installed java 7 but the error was showing up with Java 6, so at
this point I think is Java-independent..
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I installed and configured Java 7 and the issue is unchanged.. How can I be
sure it uses the correct Jarsigner? The jre configured in eclipse is jre7
but it compiles with Compiler 1.6 because Android can't be compiled in 1.7..
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Actually I'm on Java 6.. is Java 7 required for the latest ADT?
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A workaround I've find out:
1) Export your app *unsigned*
2) Sign with your keystore using jarsigner (in your JRE directory)
3) Zipalign the apk
Then you'll be able to upgrade the app. Still, you have to do this every
time you want to upgrade the app, since exporting it from Eclipse generates
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I have the same exact issue. I have an app I updated last time on Oct
2 2011, signed only with my keystore.
Today I tried to upgrade but I'm receiving the same message as above.
The only thing that changed was the debug keystore, which expired Oct
11 and was recreated by Eclipse.
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I want to create a bitmap from a drawable, which is in res/drawables.
I know I should use BitmapFactory to do that, something like:
Bitmap bitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(getResources(),
R.drawable.filename)
as written here:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/graphics/BitmapFac
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hould be considered "part of the SDK" or "distinctive brand
features"?
Thanks
Mariux
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Hi,
does someone know what are the Intents launched by:
1) turning on/off GPS (using settings page launched as
Settings.ACTION_SECURITY_SETTINGS)
2) turning on/off Sync (using
ContentResolver.setMasterSyncAutomatically(false/true))
I need this for update widget views.
Thanks
Mario
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Please help!
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Hi everyone!
I'm trying to make a simple, Intent-driven, "wifi status" app widget.
It simply displays a TextView with Wifi Status.
I overrided onReceive() method in AppWidgetProvider, so it could
trigger a "WifiManager.WIFI_STATE_CHANGED_ACTION".
Obviously i added the intentfilter in AndroidMani
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