I see the 'not market managed' message when testing applications and the
user (as defined by the Google Mail ID used to access the market) is not in
the list of exceptions.
It can take a while to sync the email addresses to whatever servers google
uses, so you might need to wait 20 minutes or
Is it an existing app published before? Then make sure you have
pressed Save. Also watch the version nr you are using. Some more
pitfalls etc you can find here:
http://ttlnews.blogspot.com/2010/11/my-experience-with-android-market.html
On 8 jan, 23:55, Neilz neilhorn...@gmail.com wrote:
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The app is new, and is a saved draft.
I've just discovered a thread buried deep in this forum where a Google
rep states that the testing only works with fully published apps (not
drafts)... and that they would update the documentation to reflect
this. That post was made in August, and the docs
It has been my experience that LVL CANNOT be fully tested before
publishing. Like you, I found that an unpublished app returns
inconsistent results. If I set the response to denied, for example,
on some phones I got the correct result, and on others I did not.
After I published the app, it did
I first tested with the Android LVL example app and had no problems.
Inconsistent results might be due to other things such as newer SDK
emulators seem to need faster machines to run on and whether they are
getting a reliable Internet connection. I had a devil of a time
getting a 2.3 emulator to
More info.
I've now put my app up onto the market account, but haven't clicked
'Publish'. Now, the license check just returns 'LICENSING RESULT :
Allow the user access' every time. I have even set the test response
to say 'NOT_LICENSED' but I still get the above response.
Anyone have any
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