[android-developers] Re: Installation unsuccessful - Package file was not signed correctly

2009-04-28 Thread myth2loki
I met the same problem,how to fix it?it will drive me crazy soon.Help On 4月6日, 下午5时45分, Craig csab...@gmail.com wrote: I published my app on the market, and when I first tried installing it from there, I got the 'package file was not signed correctly' error. Uninstalling the unsigned

[android-developers] Re: Installation unsuccessful - Package file was not signed correctly

2009-04-28 Thread Ivan Soto
I tried to install my application from the market once and got that error, then I completely removed the previous version I had and installed again from the market, it installed fine but for some really strange reason it wasn't able to connect to Internet. I removed the app from my phone again

[android-developers] Re: Installation unsuccessful - Package file was not signed correctly

2008-12-15 Thread Mark K
Is your self generated certificate valid until 2033? If you use the default, it will only have a validity of 180 days, use -validity 1 when generating your cert. Just something to check. Maybe try generating a new cert. M On Dec 14, 10:46 pm, joshv

[android-developers] Re: Installation unsuccessful - Package file was not signed correctly

2008-12-15 Thread joshv
I followed the instructions properly when creating the cert, and it's valid until 2033. As I mentioned, I only had to remove the offending file, re-sign the apk, and everything worked just fine, with the exact same certificate, so the cert hasn't expired. There's either something wrong with the

[android-developers] Re: Installation unsuccessful - Package file was not signed correctly

2008-12-14 Thread joshv
Solved my own problem by watching logcat during the installation: 12-15 01:28:27.722: ERROR/PackageParser(56): Package com.quirkconsulting.ticker has no certificates at entry res/anim/ push_down_in.xml; ignoring! I removed this particular file, re-exported/signed the apk, and it worked