Re: Code-signed apk fails

Good to hear that you´ve found the solution. - Matthias Rebbe Life Is Too Short For Boring Code > Am 28.05.2020 um 20:24 schrieb J. Landman Gay via use-livecode > : > > Okay, here are the results of my tests, all done in LC 9.6rc2. > > 1. Keystore: FPMobile.jks, included TSNet: fails to

Re: Code-signed apk fails

Okay, here are the results of my tests, all done in LC 9.6rc2. 1. Keystore: FPMobile.jks, included TSNet: fails to download files 2. Keystore: FPMobile.jks, TSNet removed: works 3. Keystore: FPMobile.keystore, included TSNet: works So TSNet doesn't like "jks" extensions, which is the file

Re: Code-signed apk fails

I'm fairly sure that's the reason the file dialog didn't enable the .jks file, but the file still works. I used Google's terminal command example, which creates .jks files, instead of LC's example which I think uses .keystore. Next time I'll change the extension just to make file selection

Re: Code-signed apk fails

On 5/28/20 5:24 AM, matthias rebbe via use-livecode wrote: did you already try to build the .apk without tsNet? This way you could check if tsNET is involved. You need to do the 2 steps before building the .apk 1. executedispatch "revUnloadLibrary" to stack "tsNetLibUrl"in message box

Re: Code-signed apk fails

Hello Jacque, I did a quick test, I put this in a button: get url "https://google.com " put it into fld "url" and signed the .apk with a release.keystore, and it works as expected for me. The stack includes tsNet - I used LC 9.6 RC-2

Re: Code-signed apk fails

The normal exstension is .keystore , maybe that's the reason? Op 28-5-2020 om 08:52 schreef J. Landman Gay via use-livecode: We're about to release an Android app. I've been signing it for development only and it works well. Today I created a keystore "FPMobile.jks" in Terminal as usual. As

Re: Code-signed apk fails

Jacque, did you already try to build the .apk without tsNet? This way you could check if tsNET is involved. You need to do the 2 steps before building the .apk 1. executedispatch "revUnloadLibrary" to stack "tsNetLibUrl"in message box (btw. to load it again after building the

Code-signed apk fails

We're about to release an Android app. I've been signing it for development only and it works well. Today I created a keystore "FPMobile.jks" in Terminal as usual. As an aside, I got this in Terminal: Warning: The JKS keystore uses a proprietary format. It is recommended to migrate to PKCS12