Here is my problem:
I have a Portrait Corona Enterprise App that I defined as the Home app (so it will be the default app launched when that tablet starts and also when the user press the Home button).
But my tablet appears to have a default landscape orientation, so my Home app starts in Landscape mode and then quickly rotate to the app Portrait orientation.
In a pure Android app, that process works fine, with the app rotating its content from Landscape to Portrait as you can see in this video:
Android app: https://youtu.be/c6w-2o37d_Y
But if I have the same code in a Corona Enterprise app, it appears that Corona gets the Landscape mode (ignoring that I set on the AndroidManifest.xml that the app was Portrait) and renders the screen in a Landscape mode. Then when the screen rotates to Portrait, the Corona Content simply rotates but not adjusts itself to the Portrait layout.
If press the back button (which would quit the app and take the user to the Home App, which is the same app), the app kind of re-layouts itself, positioning the assets in the correct position, as you can see on the video below:
Corona Enterprise app: https://youtu.be/hh3p5OiCY7Q
I printed the some orientation info to the console and this is what I get:
V/Corona: \> Class.forName: plugin.cosu.LuaLoader V/Corona: \< Class.forName: plugin.cosu.LuaLoader D/Corona | Plugin-COSU: activity.getResources().getConfiguration().orientation = ORIENTATION\_LANDSCAPE D/Corona | Plugin-COSU: activity.getWindowManager().getDefaultDisplay().getRotation() = ROTATION\_90 D/Corona | Plugin-COSU: activity.getOrientationFromManifest() = 1 // which is Portrait D/Corona | Plugin-COSU: activity.getRequestedOrientation() = 1 // which is Portrait
Any idea on how to fix that problem?