Unable to build an Android Project

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#1

I’m currently using the 30 day trial version and I was trying to build an Android version of one of samples to see if it would build it. I followed the instructions at (http://developer.anscamobile.com/content/building-devices-android). I did the open for build option selected Android and selected 2.2 build. Then I pointed the developer key at the debug.keystore file and then put in a password of android. However at that point it wouldn’t let me anything for the key alias field and the continue button stayed grayed out.

Anyone know what I’m missing? [import]uid: 11021 topic_id: 3651 reply_id: 303651[/import]

#2

I had the same problem. I remember a thread on this forum where someone wrote you should select your keystore file, then restart Corona at that point and then it should work…or some way like that.
I built my own keystore file using the Android online docs and that worked for me. [import]uid: 11219 topic_id: 3651 reply_id: 11149[/import]

#3

Yeah it looks like I just had to restart Corona as you mentioned. It worked after that. Thanks. [import]uid: 11021 topic_id: 3651 reply_id: 11189[/import]

#4

Bringing this thread back to life just to add a probably not so popular, but still frustrating related issue and solution… For me, the password of “android” was not working (on my Mac OSx 10.6.8) - so I never got the androiddubugkey as a choice in that second dropdown…
Turns out I was on an older version of Java (1.5)… so when I updated to Java 1.6, it was resolved. [import]uid: 99306 topic_id: 3651 reply_id: 83413[/import]

#5

I hate to bring this thread back but im having a diffrent issue,i have purchased the year subscription to corona and i cant build a Keystore,or private key,or public key i know nothing of building one and when i try the documented way using keytool and jarsigner thru command i get this error so i can go no further, ‘KEYTOOL IS NOT A VALID COMMAND’ now i understand that happens if you dont have the path to java set correctly, u can test that by typing “java” in command,the path is set correctly so what else could it be? im on old dell dimension 3000 celeron processor…could my comp be too old? i have windows xp service pack 2 with net framework 3.5…so i have all the goodies,but somethings not right…i have tried all the auto keysigners and stuff,but market denys it and says no auto keys…>.< please help i have 2 games finished and desperatley want to get them out there…please someone walk me thru this thing [import]uid: 124254 topic_id: 3651 reply_id: 89033[/import]