Actually, I've just realized that Googl'e s InApp tutorial contradicts the documentation statement.
Documentation states that: "Note: You do not need to publish your application to do end-to-end testing. You only need to upload your application as a draft application to perform end-to-end testing." "Make sure that you publish the items (the application can remain unpublished)." However, above the inapp items list in the developer console I see the a message saying that I need to *publish the application itself* to make the items published, regardless of the individual item state. Which is true? Do I really need to publish my app to check InApps?! BR, Przemek On 08/14/2012 12:48 PM, Przemyslaw Wegrzyn wrote: > Hi! > > I'm integrating InApp Billing functionality into my application. > Testing with "fake" items e.g. android.test.purchased works fine, but > trying to purchase any of my own items fails. > > I've double-checked the following: > > - signed application was uploaded to the publisher site, same APK > installled on the device > - all the inapp items were created > - device runs Android 2.2.2, Google Play 3.7.15, and I have just > factory-reseted it and assigned a brand new gmail account > - the account is added as a test account on a publisher site > > Unfortunately, all I get is RESULT_ITEM_UNAVAILABLE. To make things > more frustrating, I can see that the item was found on the server, as > the billing popup dialog contains the item title/description that was > entered on the publisher site! > > In the logs I can see the following messages from Finsky (replaced > package name with xxx ,as I don't want to disclose it yet): > > 08-14 12:46:03.312 D/Finsky ( 525): [7] > MarketBillingService.getPreferredAccount: com.xxx.xxx: Account from > first account. > 08-14 12:46:03.322 D/Finsky ( 525): [7] > MarketBillingService.getPreferredAccount: com.xxx.xxx: Account from > first account. > 08-14 12:46:03.513 D/Finsky ( 525): [1] > SelfUpdateScheduler.checkForSelfUpdate: Skipping self-update. Local > Version [8013015] >= Server Version [0] > 08-14 12:46:03.722 W/Finsky ( 525): [1] CarrierParamsAction.run: > Saving carrier billing params failed. > 08-14 12:46:03.722 E/Finsky ( 525): [1] CarrierBillingUtils.isDcb30: > CarrierBillingParameters are null, fallback to 2.0 > 08-14 12:46:03.732 D/Finsky ( 525): [1] > GetBillingCountriesAction.run: Skip getting fresh list of billing > countries. > 08-14 12:46:03.742 E/Finsky ( 525): [1] CarrierBillingUtils.isDcb30: > CarrierBillingParameters are null, fallback to 2.0 > 08-14 12:46:03.752 D/Finsky ( 525): [1] > CarrierProvisioningAction.shouldFetchProvisioning: Required > CarrierBillingParams missing. Shouldn't fetch provisioning. > 08-14 12:46:03.752 D/Finsky ( 525): [1] > CarrierProvisioningAction.run: No need to fetch provisioning from carrier. > 08-14 12:46:04.242 E/Finsky ( 525): [1] CheckoutPurchase.setError: > type=IAB_PERMISSION_ERROR, code=4, message=null > 08-14 12:46:07.302 D/Finsky ( 525): [1] > MarketBillingService.sendResponseCode: Sending response > RESULT_ITEM_UNAVAILABLE for request 3209013950184753921 to com.xxx.xxx. > > What am I missing here? What is IAB_PERMISSION_ERROR, code=4 ? > > Any help highly appreciated! > > Przemek > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. To post to this group, send email to android-developers@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to android-developers+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers?hl=en
