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Hey guys, For the year I have been working on a website with the intention of publishing it as an HTML5 website, but I have decided "Why not launch an application on the Play Store also!?". One small catch: No matter what I do, I can't seem to get any .apk file to work on my Samsung Galaxy S5. Anyone got any advice to get an Android Publication working on a Smartphone? I followed the instructions here exactly: http://www.ambiera.com/coppercube/doc/cnt_android_app.html Also, I enabled developer mode on my device, and also installed Samsung S5 Drivers on my computer. I try to install directly onto device after hitting the test button, a .CMD window opens and says: [Install_Failed_Invaild_APK] Failing that, I try to deposit the .apk file directly to my android device manually, but then when I try to run that, I get an error such as " There was a problem parsing the package". Any information to help remedy this situation would be much appreciated. I've invented a new VR system and I plan to use this website to showcase and sell my product through. No completed website, no new VR system for the world to enjoy! Cheers! |
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Before generating the .apk with CopperCube, did you install the right packages from the Android SDK? Maybe you also did enter some invalid parameters in the publishing settings: For example, in the "application package name" field, did you enter anything there? Try with the default settings (create a new empty project) and see if it works then. |
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I also don't know where to download, can someone guide me |
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@wmbarber , You can download the Google's Android Studio, and it will come with the SDK downloader. The stanalone downloader is no more available by Google. You will alos need to install the JDK 8 or latest. Also I have this video on my Youtube Channel which will guide you how to publish APK or Android App Bundle using CopperCube and Android Studio. https://youtu.be/T7RgMAZ-fkE?si=... Hope this helps :) |
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