[android-developers] Re: Developer control of Android Market Server license settings

2010-08-10 Thread OldSkoolMark
> It's been pointed out a couple of times now that this behavior makes > it difficult to test "real" behavior of an LVL implementation. The > only way I've found to do such testing is to create additional Google > accounts (and not list them as test accounts on your profile). > Can you do this pri

[android-developers] Re: Developer control of Android Market Server license settings

2010-08-09 Thread String
I'm guessing you probably saw this older message from Trevor over on the other thread where you're commenting, but here it is just in case: 'If you use a test response (in other words, you're using a developer/ test account and have the Market publisher console set to something other than "Respond

[android-developers] Re: Developer control of Android Market Server license settings

2010-08-09 Thread OldSkoolMark
I'm signed into my phone as the primary developer, and my dev console is set to return LICENSED. I'm running the sample app. Why do I not get any server settings? I would expect to either get settings appropriate to either the refund period, or the following unrefundable period. -- You received t

[android-developers] Re: Developer control of Android Market Server license settings

2010-08-09 Thread String
That's generally my impression: use ServerManagedPolicy as a base and tweak the code as needed for your own situation. I've put my changes in allowAccess(), but if yours work better in processServerResponse(), go for it. String On Aug 9, 7:37 pm, OldSkoolMark wrote: > I was looking for per-appli