[android-developers] Re: On multi-accounts setting, LVL returns NOT_LICENSED.

2010-10-07 Thread beemer
But the problem is mainly that even having the primary account
different from the developers account, it should work if I add it as a
Test account because the app is uploaded to the market!


On 6 oct, 13:19, Carlos Silva r3...@r3pek.org wrote:
 This is normal since the Market only uses one account (the main/first
 account on the device) to associate applications with an account. So even if
 you have 10 Google accounts on a device, only the main one is associated
 with the Market.



 On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 12:11, beemer mse...@gmail.com wrote:
  I'm having the same issue and this causes that I cannot test my own
  application on my devices.
  I've done the test below and found that the first account configured
  in the device is the one used for licensing verification.

  FIRST TRY:
         -Configured Google apps account, not develeper neither test.
                 FAIL- NOT_LICENSED
         -Added The developer account.
                 FAIL- NOT_LICENSED

  SECOND TRY:
         -Configured Developer account.
                 OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.
         -Added apps account, not develeper neither test.
                 OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.

  THIRD TRY:
         -Configured Google apps account, not develeper. Tried as test and
  Not
  test account.
         -Configured Developer account.
                 FAIL- NOT_LICENSED

  FOURTH TRY:
         -Configured Developer account.
         -Configured Google apps account, not develeper. Tried as test and
  Not
  test account.
                 OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.

  On 6 oct, 12:50, beemer mse...@gmail.com wrote:
   I'm having the same issue and this causes that I cannot test my own
   application on my devices.
   I've done the test below and found that the first account configured
   in the device is the one used forlicensingverification.

   FIRST TRY:
           -Configured Google apps account, not develeper neither test.
                   FAIL- NOT_LICENSED
           -Added The developer account.
                   FAIL- NOT_LICENSED

   SECOND TRY:
           -Configured Developer account.
                   OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.
           -Added apps account, not develeper neither test.
                   OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.

   THIRD TRY:
           -Configured Google apps account, not develeper. Tried as test and
  Not
   test account.
           -Configured Developer account.
                   FAIL- NOT_LICENSED

   FOURTH TRY:
           -Configured Developer account.
           -Configured Google apps account, not develeper. Tried as test and
  Not
   test account.
                   OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.

   On 11 ago, 01:46, magpad takashi.murama...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi
I was cheking my app implemented LVL to publish market.
But I had some concern below before publishing.

- APP_FOO
  * paid application
  * LVL implemented
  * uploaded to Amdroid Market
  * installed from local apk(This apk is same as uploaded on Market.)

- ACCOUNT_1
  * bought APP_FOO

- ACCOUNT_2
  * did NOT bought APP_FOO

Then,
On emulator API Level8 with Google APIs(I don't have Froyo device...)

- Case 1
I added ACCOUNT_1 and then checked APP_FOO license.
  == server returned LICENSED

Case 2.
I added ACCOUNT_2 and then checked APP_FOO license.
  == server returned NOT_LICENSED

Case 3.
I added ACCOUNT_1 first, next added ACCOUNT_2 and then checked APP_FOO
license.
  == server returned LICENSED

Case 4.
I added ACCOUNT_2 first, next added ACCOUNT_1 and then checked APP_FOO
license.
     == server returned NOT_LICENSED

In Case1 to 3, server responses are expected.
And in Case 4, I had expected LICENSED, but server returned
NOT_LICENSED.

Does anyone know this response is valid or invalid?
Is LICENSED response can be gotten from first account added on
  Manageaccountssettings?

Thanks!

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[android-developers] Re: On multi-accounts setting, LVL returns NOT_LICENSED.

2010-10-06 Thread beemer
I'm having the same issue and this causes that I cannot test my own
application on my devices.
I've done the test below and found that the first account configured
in the device is the one used for licensing verification.

FIRST TRY:
-Configured Google apps account, not develeper neither test.
FAIL- NOT_LICENSED
-Added The developer account.
FAIL- NOT_LICENSED

SECOND TRY:
-Configured Developer account.
OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.
-Added apps account, not develeper neither test.
OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.

THIRD TRY:
-Configured Google apps account, not develeper. Tried as test and Not
test account.
-Configured Developer account.
FAIL- NOT_LICENSED

FOURTH TRY:
-Configured Developer account.
-Configured Google apps account, not develeper. Tried as test and Not
test account.
OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.


On 11 ago, 01:46, magpad takashi.murama...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi
 I was cheking my app implemented LVL to publish market.
 But I had some concern below before publishing.

 - APP_FOO
   * paid application
   * LVL implemented
   * uploaded to Amdroid Market
   * installed from local apk(This apk is same as uploaded on Market.)

 - ACCOUNT_1
   * bought APP_FOO

 - ACCOUNT_2
   * did NOT bought APP_FOO

 Then,
 On emulator API Level8 with Google APIs(I don't have Froyo device...)

 - Case 1
 I added ACCOUNT_1 and then checked APP_FOO license.
   == server returned LICENSED

 Case 2.
 I added ACCOUNT_2 and then checked APP_FOO license.
   == server returned NOT_LICENSED

 Case 3.
 I added ACCOUNT_1 first, next added ACCOUNT_2 and then checked APP_FOO
 license.
   == server returned LICENSED

 Case 4.
 I added ACCOUNT_2 first, next added ACCOUNT_1 and then checked APP_FOO
 license.
      == server returned NOT_LICENSED

 In Case1 to 3, server responses are expected.
 And in Case 4, I had expected LICENSED, but server returned
 NOT_LICENSED.

 Does anyone know this response is valid or invalid?
 Is LICENSED response can be gotten from first account added on 
 Manageaccountssettings?

 Thanks!

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[android-developers] Re: On multi-accounts setting, LVL returns NOT_LICENSED.

2010-10-06 Thread beemer
I'm having the same issue and this causes that I cannot test my own
application on my devices.
I've done the test below and found that the first account configured
in the device is the one used for licensing verification.

FIRST TRY:
-Configured Google apps account, not develeper neither test.
FAIL- NOT_LICENSED
-Added The developer account.
FAIL- NOT_LICENSED

SECOND TRY:
-Configured Developer account.
OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.
-Added apps account, not develeper neither test.
OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.

THIRD TRY:
-Configured Google apps account, not develeper. Tried as test and Not
test account.
-Configured Developer account.
FAIL- NOT_LICENSED

FOURTH TRY:
-Configured Developer account.
-Configured Google apps account, not develeper. Tried as test and Not
test account.
OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.



On 6 oct, 12:50, beemer mse...@gmail.com wrote:
 I'm having the same issue and this causes that I cannot test my own
 application on my devices.
 I've done the test below and found that the first account configured
 in the device is the one used forlicensingverification.

 FIRST TRY:
         -Configured Google apps account, not develeper neither test.
                 FAIL- NOT_LICENSED
         -Added The developer account.
                 FAIL- NOT_LICENSED

 SECOND TRY:
         -Configured Developer account.
                 OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.
         -Added apps account, not develeper neither test.
                 OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.

 THIRD TRY:
         -Configured Google apps account, not develeper. Tried as test and Not
 test account.
         -Configured Developer account.
                 FAIL- NOT_LICENSED

 FOURTH TRY:
         -Configured Developer account.
         -Configured Google apps account, not develeper. Tried as test and Not
 test account.
                 OK- As defined in the developer profile OK.

 On 11 ago, 01:46, magpad takashi.murama...@gmail.com wrote:



  Hi
  I was cheking my app implemented LVL to publish market.
  But I had some concern below before publishing.

  - APP_FOO
    * paid application
    * LVL implemented
    * uploaded to Amdroid Market
    * installed from local apk(This apk is same as uploaded on Market.)

  - ACCOUNT_1
    * bought APP_FOO

  - ACCOUNT_2
    * did NOT bought APP_FOO

  Then,
  On emulator API Level8 with Google APIs(I don't have Froyo device...)

  - Case 1
  I added ACCOUNT_1 and then checked APP_FOO license.
    == server returned LICENSED

  Case 2.
  I added ACCOUNT_2 and then checked APP_FOO license.
    == server returned NOT_LICENSED

  Case 3.
  I added ACCOUNT_1 first, next added ACCOUNT_2 and then checked APP_FOO
  license.
    == server returned LICENSED

  Case 4.
  I added ACCOUNT_2 first, next added ACCOUNT_1 and then checked APP_FOO
  license.
       == server returned NOT_LICENSED

  In Case1 to 3, server responses are expected.
  And in Case 4, I had expected LICENSED, but server returned
  NOT_LICENSED.

  Does anyone know this response is valid or invalid?
  Is LICENSED response can be gotten from first account added on 
  Manageaccountssettings?

  Thanks!

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[android-developers] Re: Even with Min SDK version, building app against 2.2 breaks 1.5?

2010-06-12 Thread beemer
Same here. I've spended two hour until I've figured out why my app had
stopped working on 1.5

I'm using three folders drawable-hdpi, drawable-mdpi, and drawable-
ldpi. The solution has been to create another folder called drawable-
v3 that contains a copy of drawable-mdpi.

Now I'll try to change the icons on this folder for alias, to save
space.

Another option could be what Xavier Ducrochet commented about moving
all resoutces from mdpi to drawable, but not sure if this can affect
ldpi and hdpi devices...

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[android-developers] How to enter PIN code programatically

2010-04-13 Thread beemer
I'm doing a program that among other things manages Flight mode and I
want the user to optionally enter the PIN code in my program
preferences so my program can turn off flight mode without the need of
the user entering manually the PIN code if the SIM is PIN locked.

Is there any way of entering the PIN code programatically? I've
searched the web and the API but I only have found ways of being aware
that the PIN code is needed and launch the dial pad for the user to
enter it, but no way of entering it automatically.

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[android-developers] Re: How to set PIN code(in SIM card) ?

2010-04-13 Thread beemer
I've tried injecting keypresses, but it didn't work.
I think each device has its own PIN input screen and the one in the
nexus doesn't support external key input. Maybe it could be possible
on devices with phisical keyboard.

Another approach for rooted devices could be AT commands.


On 12 abr, 10:44, perrot linca30...@gmail.com wrote:
 When I power on the device, it always appear a input PIN(personal
 identification number) code screen. The screen has emerge call
 button, ok button and number button. How to implement the function
 about auto input PIN code?

 Can someone give me a hint?
 Thank you,
 Vere Perrot

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