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Public Key - Do I need it to test an application?

Discussion in 'Android' started by Miyavi, Dec 10, 2012.

  1. Miyavi

    Miyavi

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    Hi,

    I just built a test application and would like to test it in my phone.

    I use Lynda Manager (if I recall correctly) to install the application. The weird thing is that when it should be installed, it returns a message saying : "The application has not been installed", therefore I can't get access to it.

    So.. I was wondering... do I need to set up a Public Key in Player Settings, if so, how do I get it? (I actually got an Android license)
     
  2. nikolic

    nikolic

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    No, you don't need.
    I don't know what is Lynda Manager. Have you tried to connect the phone via USB and hit File -> Build Run?
     
  3. Miyavi

    Miyavi

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    Nope. I haven't done that.
    Linda Manager is a tool which serves as an explorer, and lets you install .apk

    As it wasn't working, I searched around the web, and I found something:
    I downloaded an app called Zip Signer 2, which receives an input .apk, and delivers a signed .apk as output.
    I tried to install the new signed .apk, and to my surprise, it's working!

    Which leads me to think that I've been doing something wrong.