I'm trying to upload my first application, but when I select the apk file, I get the following message:
The icon for your application is not valid. Please use a 48x48 PNG.
The file was created in Fireworks, and is a 48x48 24 bit image named appicon.png.
Anyone know of any reason why I would still get this message?
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I have made my own app with App inventor but i can't upload it to the market i payed the 25$ so.. did that go to total waste?I found a guide cus i know there is a problem with the icon or something here is the site that i found a guide on : http://www.androidworld.it/forum/app-inventor-91/[how-]-publish-app-created-app-inventor-android-market-4597/Could some one who know how to fix this problem maybe help me or make a Youtube video like How to.so i can see how you do.Please i know there is some way to upload it.
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private final static int RATE = 44100; private final static int CHANNEL_MODE = AudioFormat.CHANNEL_CONFIGURATION_MONO; private final static int ENCODING = AudioFormat.ENCODING_PCM_16BIT; private AudioRecord recorder_; public boolean open() { int bufferSize = 4 * AudioRecord.getMinBufferSize(RATE, CHANNEL_MODE, ENCODING); recorder_ = new AudioRecord(AudioSource.MIC, RATE, CHANNEL_MODE, ENCODING, bufferSize);
last line gives the following on the Samsung Galaxy phone: 11-14 19:04:07.507: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(7617): java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid audio buffer size.
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The Market seems to have a bit of trouble with the background of the icons. They appear correctly (with transparent backgrounds) on the desktop, and they appear correctly when the app is downloaded from the Market and installed on the device.
However, they appear on black (not transparent) backgrounds in the Market uploader web page, and in the Market application on the device.
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What could be the best approach to store the images on the device? creating a file folder for the application and a content provider?
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I completed my apk, and about to publish my apk up to the market.
when I load my apk, this stuff just pops up :"Market requires the minSdkVersion to be set in AndroidManifest.xml. The server could not process your apk. Try again."
I'm pretty sure I did set minSDKversion "2" right now I'm stuck...
I want to upload image to IIS server using c# web service.I have written the web method for this as follows...
code...
here the web method is taking argument as byte[] .I have convert the sdcard image to byte[] but when i am passing it as an URL paramete it is not working .I have also tried by converting the byte[] array to base64 strig still it is not working.
Can any one tell me how to upload image to IIS server using c# web service.
I m uploading my apk for 1st time on market and getting Error:The server could not process your apk.
Try . My manifest file is:-
CODE:..............
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View 6 Replies View RelatedIn response to a request over here: http://bit.ly/E1Qqm
This is some sample code for uploading an image to the web, as part of a multipart message. It assumes that the photo is stored on the SD card as "photo.jpg". You'll need to download and add a couple of jar files to the project's built path - commons-httpclient.jar and httpcomponents-client-4.0-alpha4.
It is working on my device. However (big caveats here) - it's much slower than I would like, and much slower than other applications I've installed that upload photos. It also feels hacky - e.g. the way the background thread communicates problems with the upload to the main thread using variables. I'm sure there must be a neater way to do it.
If you figure out a way to improve the code,
code:............
I uploaded an upgrade to my application and opened it again to see if everything is correct or not. I was surprised to see 8 screen shots instead of 2. I deleted 6 images and save it. but when ever I reopen I see 8 images. When I tried to download updated version of my app on my device thorough Android Market, it kept crashing. Did any one else faced same problem? version of the last upgrade is 4.
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but when i am trying to upload, it showing the following error messages:
Market does not accept apk signed with the debug certificate. Create a new certificate that is valid for atleast 50 years. Market requires that the certificated used to sign the apk be Valid until at least October 22, 2033. Create a new Certificate. how do able to upload the APK file on Android market successfully.
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What is different about Android that prevents the external images loading?
I have been struggling with uploading my application to android market. I keep getting the same old "The server could not process your apk. Try again.". I tried for hours to change and modify my AndroidManifest.xml file but no luck.
Here is my my AndroidManifest.xml:
CODE:............
I wanted to give my app is too long for the small icon. However looking at the market, I notice that other people have got around this by giving a longer name to the app that appears on the market list, and a shorter name to the app itself once it is installed.
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How do I go about this? Does the market ask you for an app name when you upload, where you can put anything you like?
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Any good YouTube uploading apps?
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I found some informations about size of icons on developers' guide. But on 480x800 resolution, i couldn't find any information about that.
Is there any formats or recomanded size of icons on 480x800
320x480 screen's icon size : 48x48 480x800 screen's icon size?
When i am uploading my application in android market it showing below error
The file is invalid:ERROR:dump failed because no AndroidManifest.xml found.
When i am unzip apk file there i found AndoridManifest.xml file.
It is a month or two now that I can't update any paid app, as the APK sent is invalid!
I have the latest Play Store and Play Store Services apps on SGS2 v4.1.2 stock rom.
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Is there a simple weather widget that will display the current temperature on my home screen in a small size, like the size of a single icon? Something like what's on the Multimedia screen would be great. I don't want future weather, radar or maps... just the current temperature.
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