I'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?
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Can 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?
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Also is there any other way to get this MD5 fingerprint? some program maybe?
I use "Palm VNC" to control my computers via my Palm TX; this is most useful for one particular pc as I can use the Palm's touch screen to activate commands rather than the mouse on the pc. A quick point with a finger and the command fires rather than picking up the mouse, moving to the required spot on the screen then clicking. Even more useful when I am at the other end of the room and need to fire the command. I see that there are many VNC apps for Android/Desire. What is the forum's experience of the various VNC apps?
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View 3 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?
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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
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View 6 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.
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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.
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I 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.
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