Thank you. That provided the hint I needed to figure out what was
happening.
It turns out that if your Eclipse project name has a space in it,
there's no problem whatsoever before you sign the .apk; after you sign
it, though, it won't install. Something breaks when there's a space in
the project
Try using adb install using your signed apk. Does that succeed?
R/
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Just Checking wrote:
>
> I already did have the app installed through Eclipse. Before uploading
> the app, I exported the apk, then signed it with jarsigner. I also
> tried adb uninstall before
Without being able to attempt this download and install myself there's
not a lot more that I can do. Its also always possible there was some
odd data corruption on this download. My recommendation is to
uninstall any previous versions you have and any other apps that would
have the same package na
The only reason to download it myself from Android Market is to make
sure other people can do it. How can I be sure it's only MY phone that
can't install it on, and users won't be impacted?
I'm not sure what you mean by forward-locking status. Do you mean the
copy protection publishing option? It
Yeah, so as it turns out we don't allow you to purchase from yourself.
This is not allowed by Checkout and I think there would be a number of
issues if this was allowed. The Checkout help center would probably be
the right place to look for more information on this.
To the original poster, did yo
I guess the other question is, if its your app, why do you need to
download it from Market? As far as providing free copies to reviewers,
you can just host the APK on your own server behind a password
protected page that you share the password to your reviewers.
More logcat context would be usefu
I tried buying my own app once to try out how updates would work, etc.
I could not do it (i put in my credit-card details and i got some
weird server-errors and that was the end of it).
Maybe this has changed recently...
On Apr 27, 2:50 pm, "Justin (Google Employee)"
wrote:
> Having the app ins
I emailed you the name of the app.
logcat simply says:
I/vending ( 186): com.android.vending.AssetDownloader
$DownloadManagerBroadcastReceiver
$MyPackageInstallObserver.packageInstalled(): Package install from
content://downloads/download/329 failed: Package file was not signed
correctly.
Givi
Having the app installed with two different certs used for signing
would have definitely caused a problem. What's your app? What does
logcat say when you try to download?
As far as paying for your own app, I think you do, not really sure.
This is pretty simple to test and it doesn't seem like giv
I already did have the app installed through Eclipse. Before uploading
the app, I exported the apk, then signed it with jarsigner. I also
tried adb uninstall before downloading; no luck there either.
How about my other questions?
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You received
> I tried to upload an app, the uploader accepts it, but when I try to
> download it from the phone it says "package file was not signed
> correctly".
Did you already have your app installed when you tried to download the
version from Market? If so, was the existing version uploaded
automatically
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