Enterprise builds don’t use those notification images. Those image files only apply to Corona Simulator builds.
When doing native Android development, Google want you to put all icons in your Android project’s “res” directory. This is important, because Google’s Android build process does code generation, creating an R.java file containing unique integer IDs to every resource your project and its library’s contain. The IDs are needed to access these resources, such as the notification icons. So, first I recommend that you learn about how Android resource handling via Google’s official documentation here…
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/overview.html
Next, to answer your question, what you need to do is override Corona’s notification icon resources with your own. First, have a look at the Corona library’s resource directory.
> ./CoronaEnterprise/Corona/android/lib/Corona/res
Every “drawable” directory under Corona’s “res” directory contains a file named “corona_statusbar_icon_default.png”. That is the image file you want to override. Please note that I’m saying “override” and not “replace” these files. You should not modify the contents of the Corona library directory.
To override these notification image files with your own, you need to set up your Android project with the same “drawable” directories under your “res” directory. Add each “IconNotification*.png” icon to their respective drawable directory by resolution and version. You also *must* rename these PNG files to “corona_statusbar_icon_default.png”.
Now, how this works is when you do an Android build, it builds your app’s libraries first and then it builds your app last. If the Android build process finds resources files having the same name between your app and its libraries, then the app’s resource files always win and will be used instead of the library’s resource. Note that this is why most 3rd party libraries prefix their resource file names using the library’s name to help avoid conflicts.
Anyways, the above is how Google wants you to handle it. It’s not a Corona thing. [import]uid: 32256 topic_id: 35000 reply_id: 139204[/import]
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