Problem with Lua Glider Or Corona

Glider (IDE)
#36

Thanks Rob I upload the app to play store!!!
 

Thanks!!!

#37

But now, i want to install the app on my mobile phone, and qhen i want to run the app a message appear.

Glider Debugger Warning!

Glider debugger libraries are still included on the device!You probably meant to click build instead of debug/run.Please click the hammer icon when you wish to deploy on the device

#38

This message appear in the corona simulator, on my phone and everywhere, What i have to do to delete this?

Thanks!!!

#39

Kier, You will have to read up on how to build through glider. The build buttons will fix this. I am not in front of my development machine now but I believe the button looks like a hammer.

#40

This is an issue with Glider.  Basically they include a debugging module in your code automatically.  You can’t use Corona’s build command, but let Glider to it so that it removes the module for you.  If you want to hand build the module, there is probably a line at the top of your main.lua that’s including the debugging module.

If you’re going to use Glider, it’s best to do things the way they want you to do it.

Rob

#41

Thanks  schizoid2k and Rob Miracle.

My App is finally in Play Store uploaded. 

Thanks and have a good christmas

#42

Hi @iker_iratxoa,

It sounds like you signed the app using a “debug” keystore. You need to sign apps with a “release” keystore when they are going to market. Please see this guide for details on how to generate this keystore:

http://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/distribution/androidBuild/index.html

Best regards,

Brent

#43

Thanks Brent Sorrentino!

But doing this steps, at last time, in cmd after writte the name, place, country… and enter the password … 

It says this Error: “Keytool error: java.io.FileNotFoundException: Test.keystore (Access is denied)”

#44

Can you post the commands you are entering?

Rob

#45

Hi Rob!

Thanks for replying! I enter this commands in cmd

cd …/…/“Program Files (x86)”/Java

cd jdk1.6.0_45

cd bin

keytool -genkey -v -keystore my-release-key.keystore

now i enter the pass, for example password123

now enter name and second name , for example phil 

… i enter another questions

finally i have to put a password to (mykey)  but when i enter the new one or the same (password123) ,

then appears (acces denied)

Thanks Rob!

#46

Don’t issue these commands in the java directory/subdirectory.  You will not be allowed to create a file there, which is why you are getting the access denied message.  

#47

Thanks schizoid2k !!

So this commands where i have to writte ? in which directory?

#48

I have seen a lot of tutorials on youtube writting in javas directory, but for this persons the error doesnt exist.

PD: Sorry for my english, i am not very good writter haha

#49

iker,

You can go to any directory where you have rights to write files.  I have a folder I call “work” or “junk” or something like that where I do things like this.  As long as the java folder is in your path (assuming you are using Windows), you should be ok.  You can also enter the commands with a full path to your java directory, and that will be fine too.

Hope this helps!

–john

#50

So i will have to create on program files x 86 a new folder , called “work” for example.

Then i have to writte:

cd …/…/“Program Files (x86)”/work

keytool –genkey –v –keystore newkey.keystore –alias newkey –keyalg RSA –validity 10000

when i enter this, a message appears, im spanish and the error appears in spanish so im trying to traduce… the message says like : keytool is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file

#51

That sounds like keytool is not listed in your path.  You can solve this in a couple of ways…

  1. Add the localtion of keytool to your path.

OR

  1. Execute keytool with a fully qualified path: "c:\program files (x86)\jave\keytool -genkey…  " etc etc.
#52

what means  Add the localtion of keytool to your path??

Can you put an example please?

Im trying but i cant do it

#53

Find the directory where keytool.exe is located and add it to your path in Windows.

This page explains how to do that.

#54

Thanks!!

I have put the path in the site of where keytool.exe is. ther is in : C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.6.0_45\bin

but, now, entering the code in cmd appears a new error…

exactly: keytool error. java.lang.RuntimeException: Error of use, ûgenkey is not a legal command

Sorry of having many errors :frowning: thank a lot John

#55

I’m not exactly sure, but here is what I generally use to create keys.  I specify the exact location of keytool in my command (including ther quotes).

[lua]

“C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\keytool” –genkey –v –keystore newkey.keystore –alias newkey –keyalg RSA –validity 10000

[/lua]

 Does that work for you?