You should also think about testing straight onto a device. It's far quicker
than the time it takes to open the simulator.
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On 7/1/12 10:23 PM, Dan Friedman wrote:
Ok, Thanks! I was able to fine and delete the "debug.keystore" file.
The app now was successfully built for the simulator. But, when the
app launches in the Android Simulator, it's just a black screen! I
have an empty stack with one button on it with a a
Ok, Thanks! I was able to fine and delete the "debug.keystore" file. The app
now was successfully built for the simulator. But, when the app launches in
the Android Simulator, it's just a black screen! I have an empty stack with
one button on it with a answer command in the script of the but
On 7/1/12 1:15 PM, Dan Friedman wrote:
Greetings!
After much success with iOS (several apps selling on iTunes!), I am
taking the plunge into building for Android. I have followed the
steps and when I "test" my stack in the simulator, I get "Unable to
build app for testing: apk preparation faile
It isn't in that folder, it's somewhere else. Choose Go Folder from the Go menu
in Finder, and enter this:
~/.android
That should take you to the right folder.
On Jul 1, 2012, at 2:15 PM, Dan Friedman wrote:
> But, I don't have a file named "debug.keystore" in my "android-sdk-mac_x86"
> fold
Hi Dan,
I had the same problem. Copying the file adb (on Mac OS X) or adb.exe and two
adb dll's from the platofrm-tools folder to the tools folder of the Android SDK
installation solved it. Unfortunately, there are other people who say even
after copying these files they still couldn't soive th
Greetings!
After much success with iOS (several apps selling on iTunes!), I am taking the
plunge into building for Android. I have followed the steps and when I "test"
my stack in the simulator, I get "Unable to build app for testing: apk
preparation failed".
I found some discussion about thi
