Android :: Wrap Multi APK Into One Installation Package?
Oct 13, 2010Now have some APKs, and want wrap these APKs into one installation package. How to do it?

Now have some APKs, and want wrap these APKs into one installation package. How to do it?
I am not clear with what happens between the bindService and onServiceConnected calls, I was doubting my implementation (Wrapping up the service with a java package) is causing this problem.
2009/7/17 Mark Murphy <mmur...@commonsware.com>
> Naveen Krishna Ch wrote: > > I have a use case, an *Android Service is wrapped by a Java package > > containing the Init.java class*.
> Yes. I saw your post from four hours ago on [android-developers]. Your > post did not make much sense to me then, and it makes no more sense to > me now.
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I have since gotten my hands on the phone briefly and I verified that:
* they have selected "allow unsigned apps" in settings
* there is no package with the same (or similar) name in data/data * installing via adb works with not a peep
* when I download the .apk to my phone the app installs fine.
It would be really nice to make it as easy as possible to distribute to people who might be willing to do me the favor of testing.
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