Re: [android-developers] Re: Inapp billing question

2011-10-03 Thread Kostya Vasilyev
And actually, to test in-app Billing, you don't need to Activate a package, just upload. Recent changes to Market require that during testing, there is an uploaded (but not activated) .apk with the same version code as you're testing with, or else the server doesn't respond. The in-app products n

[android-developers] Re: Inapp billing question

2011-10-03 Thread John Coryat
>> but of course only one apk can be live at a time Actually, you can have multiple "live" apk's for a single package name if the target OS versions are different. For example, you can have one apk with a target of 3-7 and another with 8-12+. -John Coryat -- You received this message because

[android-developers] Re: Inapp billing question

2011-10-03 Thread Emanuel Moecklin
You don't need to press that save button, uploading the new apk is sufficient. Even if you press the save button, nothing changes because the old version is already live on the market (the message in the developer's console is a bit irritating because it reads "these APKs will be live", but of cour

[android-developers] Re: Inapp billing question

2011-10-02 Thread androidmediadeveloper
So, there is a way to upload a new version of the app (previous "free" app already exists in market with same package name) without publishing it ? The market warns "Clicking Save will make the app live on market" Thanks Ajith On Oct 2, 1:55 pm, Emanuel Moecklin <1gravity...@gmail.com> wrote: > 1

[android-developers] Re: Inapp billing question

2011-10-02 Thread Emanuel Moecklin
1) Either you change the package name and create a new app (don't publish) and use that one to test the in-app billing. 2) Or you keep the package name and upload the new app as you would a new version of your existing app but without publishing the new apk. The existing app would still be live and