Can’t wait for the Openfeint tutorial ! Openfeint has been always confusing to me. Thanks Ninja pig. [import]uid: 23689 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 47593[/import]
Just type in the word keytool @michaell66, no quotes or anything. If that doesn’t work you don’t have the JDK installed, in which case you need to install it.
@michaelassadi I’m glad it helped you. I will work on an OpenFeint tutorial if you would like 
Regards,
Jordan Schuetz
Ninja Pig Studios [import]uid: 29181 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 47594[/import]
Yes i would love that! I thought you said you were. I looked back and it was suport. [import]uid: 23689 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 47598[/import]
Yeh I will make an Open Feint tutorial once all the API is released after August 2nd.
Regards,
Jordan Schuetz
Ninja Pig Studios [import]uid: 29181 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 47602[/import]
Oh ok. I’ve been having issues getting that installed as well, though it seems to work on my laptop…I guess I’ll have to use this for developing!
Thank you! [import]uid: 77730 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 47606[/import]
Hi all,
Big thanks to NinjaPig’s instructions! Very helpful and saved me a lot of time.
Regarding the path variables, this is what I did to get it to work on my computer (Windows 7):
- Hold Win and press Pause.
- Click Advanced System Settings.
- Click Environment Variables.
- In System variables, click New:
Variable Name: JAVA_HOME
Variable value: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_25
(or wherever you installed the JDK)
Click OK - In System variables, find the variable name “Path”
Click Edit
Here you will see a lot of paths separated by semicolons, add ;%JAVA_HOME%\bin
Click OK and your done!
Now you can follow NinjaPig’s steps on signing.
Hope that helps,
David [import]uid: 74346 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 48006[/import]
Thanks David, you saved me a lot of headache. Your instructions worked perfectly to get keytool functioning on Windows Vista.
And thanks Jordan for explaining how to easily sign apps.
-Brian
[import]uid: 70990 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 51932[/import]
Someone asked on this forum topic that they wanted to see an OpenFeint integrated game for Android. Well my Annoying Pig Game is now out for Android, so if anyone would be so kind to go download it at http://bit.ly/aNnOy and rate it 5 stars and leave a comment I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks!
Also another thing about keystore’s, make sure to eject memory sticks since keystore’s become very easily corrupted with Corona. Make sure to always have a backup!
Regards,
Jordan Schuetz
Ninja Pig Studios [import]uid: 29181 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 57028[/import]
Naohm, Ico-hdpi and Icon-mdpi are both required in the build. Icon-mdpi is for the Android market, and Icon_hdpi is for the laucher (or sprringboard on iPhone). Make sure to make these icons and include them in the folder that has you build files. Type in the search bar on the ansca mobile website “icons” and the second result will have the directions on the rez’s.
Hope the helps Naohm
Regards,
Jordan Schuetz
Ninja Pig Studios [import]uid: 29181 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 42232[/import]
i´ve done this but it don´t work by me… cmd can´t find keytool -.- [import]uid: 66760 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 59896[/import]
@clercky If your computer can’t find keytool, that means that you do not have the java JDK installed. You must also set up your path variables.
Regards,
Jordan Schuetz
Ninja Pig Studios [import]uid: 29181 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 60059[/import]
Hey Jordan, but i´ve the JDK and i´ve done all of the things in the thread here 
Can someone help me via teamviewer ? [import]uid: 66760 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 60066[/import]
@clercky Email me and I’ll try to help you with your problems. ninjapig123[at]gmail.com
Regards,
Jordan Schuetz
Ninja Pig Studios [import]uid: 29181 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 60320[/import]
For Mac Users:
Correct command at the terminal is:
sudo keytool -genkey -v -keystore yourkeystorename.keystore -alias youraliasname -keyalg RSA -validity 999999
regards,
Varela [import]uid: 8423 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 63311[/import]
Hola,
I’ve done everything here, and I get the file to build alright. But when I put the file on my phone, I just keep getting a parsing error. What does this mean? I’ve been using the method of uploading the .apk file to Dropbox, then downloading to my phone from there.
Thanks,
Nick [import]uid: 73895 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 65184[/import]
If your device is not an ARM7 device, or it is below the 2.2 software update, then it will not work on your phone.
Regards,
Jordan Schuetz
Ninja Pig Studios [import]uid: 29181 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 65185[/import]
Any idea about issuing updates to a currently selling app? I’m getting an error when I try and upload it to the market. It says that my manifest xml file is too big. I think I might need the original key that was produced, but I don’t have that anymore. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Matt
W2MD [import]uid: 10211 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 65505[/import]
You will always need your original Keystore if you want to make an update on the Android market. If you lost it, that’s a huge disappointment. Also what does your config.lua and build.settings file look like. Maybe you made an error?
Regards,
Jordan Schuetz
Ninja Pig Studios [import]uid: 29181 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 65507[/import]
[lua]-- config.lua
application =
{
content =
{
width = 320,
height = 480,
scale = “zoomEven”,
audioPlayFrequency = 44100,
imageSuffix =
{
["@2x"] = 2,
}
},
} --try scale as “letterbox” or “zoomStretch” or “zoomEven” as well[/lua]
and here’s the build.settings file:
[lua]settings = {
orientation = {
default = “portraitRight”,
supported = { “portraitLeft”, “portraitRight” },
},
iphone =
{
plist =
{
UIAppFonts =
{
“Helvetica.dfont”
},
UIPrerenderedIcon = false
},
},
android =
{
versionCode = “13”
},
androidPermissions =
{
“android.permission.INTERNET”
},
}[/lua] [import]uid: 10211 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 65510[/import]
Ah, I was also getting errors because there is no “portraitRight” orientation, and corona does not support orientation changes for Android anyway. [import]uid: 10211 topic_id: 8963 reply_id: 66060[/import]