For the record: make sure you find the save button on the dev console
web page. It works a whole lot better if you save the desired test
response ;)
On Aug 3, 8:10 am, OldSkoolMark wrote:
> I'm having the same problem on my Droid. I built the sample license
> checking activity after inserting my
Hi everyone,
So far, I haven't been able to reproduce this on my end. If you're getting
LICESNED response from an paid application on a brand new test account (not
the developer of the application, and not listed as a "test" account) which
hasn't purchased the application, can you please send me:
Devesh:
Yes that's clear to me but shouldn't any phones that are not synced to
accounts listed in the portal simply just get not NOT_LICENSED back
from the service?
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I'm having the same problem on my Droid. I built the sample license
checking activity after inserting my key. I'm signed in using my
primary gmail identity. When I issue the license check. I see the same
logcat messages as you. When I select NOT LICENSED as the test
response on the market developer
See the tests I reported on this thread
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/41d79e8849e14154
I got the same results as you from both the Emulator and Phone
On Aug 3, 8:55 am, sblantipodi wrote:
> the problem is that also unauthorized users get the allowed respo
the problem is that also unauthorized users get the allowed response
using emulator, don't know on real device
On 2 Ago, 22:02, devesh wrote:
> This behavior is correct. Setting the test response won't change the
> response for external users. The test response is for testing how your
> applicati
This behavior is correct. Setting the test response won't change the
response for external users. The test response is for testing how your
application handles the response, not for changing the response your
users get.
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On Aug 1, 6:22 am, sblantipodi wrote:
> I'm sure that the problem
I'm sure that the problem isn't cache related because I have just
tryed with a fresh new google account
on a fresh new AVD with the software just installed and I got
LICENSED :O
It's incredible if I set unlicensed from developer console, the only
unlicensed account
will be the developer account, a
Really thanks for your answer, help is valuable today.
I'm using serverManagedPolicy but I get into allowed() also on newer
AVD just created,
this should not have any cache at all, am I wrong?
On Aug 1, 2:25 pm, RichardC wrote:
> Which license policy are you using? ServerManagedPolicy caches the
Which license policy are you using? ServerManagedPolicy caches the
result so you might not see what you expect (you will be getting the
cached result).
For testing purposes try using StrictPolicy but keep an eye on the
info into extras for number of license checks remaining.
On Aug 1, 9:46 am, sb
It's strange, It always return LICENSED also if I log into different
GMAIL account
into the "account and sync" in the emulator.
- I deleted AVD,
- recreated a new one,
- logged into the emulator with a gmail account with no rights,
- setted NOT LICENSED form my developer console,
- installed the so
No one else with this problem?
On Aug 1, 2:20 am, sblantipodi wrote:
> Hi,
> I have built in the Sample code from LVL and putted it into my main
> activity.
>
> I haven't understood why it always returns LICENSED also if I setted
> UNlicensed from my developer console.
>
> this is the adb logcat
Bump!
On Aug 1, 2:20 am, sblantipodi wrote:
> Hi,
> I have built in the Sample code from LVL and putted it into my main
> activity.
>
> I haven't understood why it always returns LICENSED also if I setted
> UNlicensed from my developer console.
>
> this is the adb logcat output...
>
> I/LicenseCh
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