To this point, I've been doing development on multiple machines but always packaging for deployment on the same machine. If I want to package for deployment on another machine, will simply copying the keystore file to the new machine do the trick? Anything else I need to be concerned about when doing this?
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I am trying to set up multiple Android development environments on single Linux Debian machine. Everything works fine for one user. But whenever second user on the same machine tries to launch Eclipse (with ADT) there is an error displayed, that 8700 port is being used. Therefore, the second user is unable to debug. I have researched this issue myself and tried following solutions, but I am yet unsuccessful: 1) I have changed the DDMS port in Eclipse, for the second user to 8740 (Window -> Preferences -> Android -> DDMS -> Base local debugger port). No use: Eclipse still opens 8700 port for listening (showed by netstat and strace). 2) I have run the DDMS before running Eclipse, changed the port in it to be 8740 (File -> Preferences -> Debugger -> Port of selected VM). Not handy to have DDMS running outside Eclipse, Eclipse still opens 8700 port for listening. 3) Tried looking in the source code of ADT, found the reference where the 8700 port is passed and opened, it looks ok though and leaves me without a clue. 4) I have found several similar threads, but none of them helped my case (piled below for reference): 4.1) http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/threa...
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Using: Eclipse 3.5.1 ADT 0.95 Debian Lenny
I'm running a sample application that has a map component to it. The app launch find, but I don't see the map loading. I read sometime ago that it might be caused by keystore mismatch? How do I set keystore? Been trying to find it from google and eclipse but can't find where I can change that.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI know that, to be able to sign a package with your own keystore, you have to use the export from eclipse. However, its not easy to keep doing this when you're still debugging the application. Since i have external libraries that uses another keystore and use the shareUserId, it would be reasonable to let, in eclipse plugin, you debug an application using any keystore.Any tips of how to make debugging easy with a private keystore?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI am having Java SSL based server and I want to connect android SSL supported client to it. My keystore in Java is JKS, but android says no JKS implementation found. It supports BKS. Is there any way to have JKS support for android ? If not then how can use BKS in Java. I am trying using PKCS12, but documentation says using PKCS12 for trustanchors purpose is not supported.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI'm about to release an application in the Android Market. I need to generate a keystore to sign my application. The docs are a little spares on what I'm support to put into for the -dname param. Here is the line I'm using: keytool -genkey -v -alias release -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -dname "CN=mydomain.com" -keystore my.keystore -validity 10000
What is required in the -dname (Distinguished Name) field? I found out that I can include the CN field. Are there other fields that I must put in before the Market will accept the app? Any good optional ones to put in? Updated I found out I can examine other apk's by using: jarsigner -verify -verbose -certs nameof.apk
I have some code for my app that creates a keystore in android, creates some default keys then saves the keystore. Later on the code tries to reload the keystore, on the emulator this runs fine however when run on a phone I get an EOFException. Any advice on where I'm going wrong?
An out take of the code is below:..........................
I am trying to create certificates for users for my program. I am have created a keystore and included the publickeystore.store with my application in the assets folder. I created all the certificates using the keytool program from JAVA. When I try to authenticate the certificate I get the following error: 12-05 17:32:49.962: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(891): Caused by: java.security.KeyStoreException: KeyStore JKS implementation not found
View 3 Replies View RelatedCan I copy the debug.keystore in My home directory to another PC's home directory? Does it have to be Linux on Linux, and Windows and Windows? Can I copy Linux keystores to Windows, and vice-versa?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm surprisingly frustrated by this, and I suspect the answer is simple. I have compiled and signed my android app using the Export Wizard, as described here in the section 'Compile and sign with Eclipse ADT'. I would like to backup the keystore and have it handy for future app updates, but I can't figure out for the life of me where the keystore is saved. I of course can use Eclipse to go through the process, but if something happens to my computer I'll be pretty screwed.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am trying to publish my first Android application, and therefore need to sign the app with a keystore. At first everything goes well. I type the following into the command prompt: keytool -genkey -v -keystore testKeystore.keystore -alias testKeystore -keyalg RSA -validity 10000. I answer the several questions that follow, but after the last question, I get the following error. keytool error: java.io.FileNotFoundException: testKeystore.keystore [Access is denied] Maybe I am doing some silly mistake, but I have followed several guides on the internet on how to make a keystore, and I thought that was all there was to it?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to generate the MD5 Fingerprint I will use with the release of my application. I used Eclipse to Compile and Sign my application, which gave me a keystore file and a .apk file. Now i need to generate the MD5 for my MapViews. I tried using the cmd prompt to generate it, but everytime it states that no such file exists. Is there somewhere special i need to be storing the keystore so the keytool has access to it? Also, once i get the MD5 fingerprint, all i have to do is insert it and re-compile and sign my application (the same way i previously did it). Am i correct on that assumption? I've read through the developer docs and I'm still unclear on the whole process.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have an application on android market which is signed with my keystore, this application is a paid one, But now i have same application with some restricted features and this app is Free. both the apps are on android market. But the problem is I signed both Paid and Free apps with same KeyStore. Now i want to change keystore of one of the app. How do i do this.
View 4 Replies View RelatedWIndows did a system restore on a crash boot-up, guess what? yes, my keystore has gone now - for ever. I should have backed it up. But.... The problem is I have 20 Apps that I cannot now update in the Market as it will not accept a new key signing.
View 7 Replies View Relatedi crated it a while back and now I want to provide an update. I know I'm providing the correct password but I keep getting the error message that says the keystore has been tampered with or the password is incorrect... Is it possible to generate a new keystore? Has anyone else seen this issue? Is there a way I can fix this.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI want to use the Google Maps API in my Project. I signed up and got the API key also. When I run my application now I'm getting an error "Error generating final archive: Invalid keystore" I m really fed up. It is very difficult to use Maps in an application.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm developing on multiple computers. If I deploy to my phone directly from Eclipse on one computer, I can't deploy from the other without uninstalling first. I'm assuming this is because there is a debug certificate being used to sign the app, and they're not the same across the two machines. Is it possible to copy one over to the other so that Eclipse is using the same one on both machines?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI can't update any applications in the Market now because I accidentally deleted my android keystore. Does anyone know how I could get it back? I've tried running a recovery program, but for whatever reason it's not showing up.
View 2 Replies View RelatedAfter finishing my android application development I used the command showing below to get private key, but it shows some errors such as "The Keystore was tampered with or password was in correct".
$ keytool -genkey -v -keystore DEBUG.keystore
-alias alias_name -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000
Is my problem with DEBUG.keystore? Should I need to generate another keystore for public release?
I uploaded my application to Market and then downloaded it to my phone. Now I'm unable to use debug keystore which is used by default by Eclipse ADT Plugin (Re-installation failed due to different application signatures) and when I'm trying to setup own keystore in Eclipse->Windows->Android->Build->CustomDebugKeystore, I'm unable to enter password or accept keystore and type password later. Is there anything I can do or only way do debug app on device is to uninstall market version and deal with default debug keystore?
View 3 Replies View Relatedthe least painful way to somehow continue releasing new versions to my users? I can't sign with the old keys anymore.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI'm working on a litte HTTP server application for the Android. Now I like to secure the communication by using SSL. But I got stuck by creating a suitable keystore file. Searching the archives I came to the conclusion that it will be best to use a BKS type keystore since all other keystore types (like JKS) are not supported on the android.
Unfortunately I can't figure out a way to setup the keystore file. I tried OpenSSL - wrong keystore format. I tried the keytool from JDK - right keystore format but it doesn't support BKS keystores. I tried the Keytool IUI - I could create a BKS type keystore but it alwais ends up in an InvalidKeyException "Illegal key size". No matter if I try to create a new certificate or import it from a JKS keystore. (I tried to create the RSA ver.3 certificate with a key size of 2048 and 1024 bits.) How do you create BKS keystores?
For completeness here's the code I trying to use for loading the keystore:..............................
With the latest SDK release, and the ability to download separate platforms releases into the SDK, the hardware resources required to develop for Android have increased significantly. Assuming that the developer targets all currently available seven platforms - that could take your dev machine to its knees. Taken alone the 'Android SDK Content Loader' takes nearly two minutes on a dual-core machine with 2GB memory.
As the title suggest the reason for creating this wiki is for everyone to list their development hardware configurations, and thus determine what is a well-suited machine for Android development.
The secondary reason for the wiki is that I'm trying to get my employer to provide me with a decent machine for development as I'm currently forced to work on a nearly 4 year old randomly-built machine, and expected to deliver great results. However, the reality is that my system keeps running out of memory, and I can hardly get a chance to write a few lines of code in between the numerous crashes.
I'm writing an Android app that requires SSL client authentication. I know how to create a JKS keystore for a desktop Java application, but Android only supports the BKS format. Every way I've tried to create the keystore results in the following error:
handling exception: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: null cert chain
So it looks like the client is never sending a proper certificate chain, probably because I'm not creating the keystore properly. I'm unable to enable SSL debugging like I can on the dekstop, so that's making this much more difficult than it should be.
For reference the following is the command that IS working to create a BKS truststore:
keytool -importcert -v -trustcacerts -file "cacert.pem" -alias ca -keystore "mySrvTruststore.bks" -provider org.bouncycastle.jce.provider.BouncyCastleProvider -providerpath "bcprov-jdk16-145.jar" -storetype BKS -storepass testtest
Here is the command I've tried that is NOT working to create a BKS client keystore:
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i have finished an app and would like to publish, but all of a sudden, i spotted this Google Licensing API and thought that it would be pretty cool to incorporate it into the code.anyway, in the sample code Google put in... there's this String
Code:
private static final String BASE64_PUBLIC_KEY = "REPLACE THIS WITH YOUR PUBLIC KEY";
how do i get the public key from the keystore that i created with Eclipse?
I developed an Android game with a colleague and uploaded it to my Developer account. I created an update and it's ready to upload, but I realized I can't use the same package name because I don't have the password for the keystore because it was created by my colleague and he no longer works with us. The current version of the game has already gotten tens of thousands of downloads and many good reviews, so I want to be able to keep the same package name so I can upload the update as an update, instead of uploading it as a new app. Is there any way to crack the keystore file without knowing the password?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI need to test my android app 24h day and I have 3 ubuntu boxes to do it. I would like to connect my development system (MOTODEV Studio 1.3) to a Remote Device.
Well, the interface ask me about ip for machine and port to connect to.
But it doesn't. I found that the adb sever on remote seems not to listen to external ports, only internal loopback, making connections machine-machine impossible.
Could it be true? If so, why there is a section on Device to connect to Android Remote Device on MOTODEV Studio?
I've found an explanation and a workaround in this post (http://rxwen.blogspot.com/2009/11/adb-for-remote-connections.html) but it seems complicated and post's links doesn't work, so I'm confused whether there is a solution to do that.
We have a fast and powerful machine(Ubuntu 64bit) and we are sharing it for Android development. But when running multiple eclipse (with ADT) instances (by multiple users), we are getting the following error:
Could not open Selected VM debug port (8700). Make you do not have another instance of DDMS or of the eclipse plugin running. If it is being used by something else, choose a new port number in the preferences.
And some of the process names are not shown. It shows a bug with red- circle and a question mark instead.
I tried to change the port number under windows-preferences-Android- DDMS-Base local debugger port to 8800, etc. but it does not seem to help. (closed and reopened eclipse)
I ignored this, selected the process and it shows 8607/8700 (I found the process ID I want to debug using adb shell, ps)
And then I tried debugging this. It throws "failed to connect to remote VM"
Is it just not possible for multiple developers to debug different Android applications using multiple eclipse instances at the same time? If it is possible, can somebody please tell how we can do that?
BTW, it did not allow me to launch emulator, while somebody else is running one. I had to change permission to /tmp/android folder.
Currently I am using Android emulator for development, but it is very slow. I am looking for some android port that can run on real CPU.
For example I installed this product http://www.android-x86.org/documents/installhowto on VMware, and it seems to work much faster, but I have no idea how to setup network connection here.
The question is if some one is using alternative android setup for development, instead of emulator? If so, a link to configure instructions would be great.
I am trying to install and run Android NDK on my windows xp machine. I am new to NDK and looking for some help in understanding the installation process. I have downloaded cygwin and GNU Make 3.81 but running the build host-setup.sh command results in a 'Could not find a valid GNU Make executable'.
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